Nevada Disabled Veteran Property Tax Exemption
Nevada exempts assessed value for veterans rated 60%+ — up to about $38,000 at a 100% rating, scaling down at lower ratings.
Key information
- 100% / total & permanent rating
- Partial benefit
- Income limit
- No income limit.
- File with
- your county Assessor
- Deadline
- Apply with your county assessor before the fiscal year.
- Governing law
- Nev. Rev. Stat. §361.091
What you qualify for
Permanent service-connected disability of 100%
About $38,000 of assessed value exempt (2026; set and indexed each year).
80–99% rating
About $29,000 of assessed value exempt.
60–79% rating
About $20,000 of assessed value exempt.
Surviving spouses
The surviving spouse of a veteran with a 60%+ permanent service-connected disability may qualify (married 5 years before death, not remarried).
How to claim it
- 1Get the form: Disabled Veteran Exemption application (county Assessor)Not sure which form fits your situation, or want it filled in for your county? Email support@taxedfairly.com and we'll send you the right form with your details pre-filled.
- 2VA certification of a permanent service-connected disability (60%+); DD-214.
- 3File with your county Assessor before the deadline: Apply with your county assessor before the fiscal year.
Residency: Bona fide Nevada resident; honorably discharged.
Commonly missed
- Requires a 60%+ rating; below 60% you get only the smaller general veteran exemption.
- The exemption can offset property tax or vehicle registration, and the dollar amounts are set each year by the Nevada Dept. of Taxation.
Want it handled for you?
This exemption is free to file yourself with your county Assessor — the form and steps are right above, and your local County Veterans Service Officer can also help at no cost.
If you'd rather not deal with the paperwork, we'll prepare and file it for you as an optional done-for-you service — a flat fee, and you only pay if your exemption is approved. We pull and organize your VA documents, complete the correct form, and submit it, then send you a copy.
We are a private filing-assistance service, not the VA or a government agency, and not a law firm. We do not charge for VA disability claims — this is help with a state/county property tax exemption that uses your existing VA rating.
Frequently asked questions
- Who qualifies for the Nevada disabled veteran property tax exemption?
- Permanent service-connected disability of 100%: About $38,000 of assessed value exempt (2026; set and indexed each year). Bona fide Nevada resident; honorably discharged.
- Does a 100% VA disability rating fully exempt my property in Nevada?
- Not a full exemption in Nevada. About $38,000 of assessed value exempt (2026; set and indexed each year).
- Is there an income limit for the Nevada disabled veteran exemption?
- No income limit.
- Can a surviving spouse keep the Nevada disabled veteran exemption?
- The surviving spouse of a veteran with a 60%+ permanent service-connected disability may qualify (married 5 years before death, not remarried).
- How do I apply for the Nevada disabled veteran exemption, and what is the deadline?
- File Disabled Veteran Exemption application (county Assessor) with your county Assessor. Apply with your county assessor before the fiscal year.
Information is believed accurate as of the last review; verify details with your county Assessor, as rules can change.