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VA Disability Benefits and Tax Exemptions: What You Should Know

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VA Disability Benefits and Tax Exemptions: What You Should Know

Written by: Schuyler Swanton, Associate Advocate

As a veteran receiving VA disability compensation, you are entitled to certain tax benefits.

It is important to know that monthly disability compensation payments are tax-free at the federal AND state level.

Although each state’s rules may vary, many states and local governments offer additional tax benefits to include property tax exemptions, motor vehicle tax exemptions, and/or business tax exemptions.

Property tax exemptions can vary based on location, but some states offer full or partial exemption from property taxes for your primary residence based on your disability ratings.

For additional information on your state’s tax benefits, CLICK HERE.

DISCLAIMER: THIS ARTICLE IS FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE LEGAL OR TAX ADVICE. TAX LAWS CAN CHANGE, AND INDIVIDUAL CIRCUMSTANCES VARY. VETERANS SHOULD CONSULT WITH A QUALIFIED TAX PROFESSIONAL OR THE IRS FOR GUIDANCE SPECIFIC TO THEIR SITUATION.

This article was written by Schuyler Swanton, Associate Advocate at Veterans Help Group. Schuyler is dedicated to helping veterans and their families navigate the VA disability claims process and secure the benefits they’ve earned through their service.

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