PROPERTY TAX

New Mexico now gives every disabled veteran a property tax exemption proportional to their VA rating starting in 2026, up from a 100%-rating-only exemption, plus a bigger standard exemption.

Newsom signed bills expanding property tax relief, CalVet coordination, Guard/Reserve paid leave, and college priority enrollment for CA veterans.

A new New York law makes the full property tax exemption for 100% disabled veterans mandatory statewide starting October 1, 2026, ending years of patchwork local opt-in rules.

A new Connecticut law effective Oct. 1 fixes how veteran property tax exemptions are calculated and expands eligibility to some WWII Allied veterans.

Indiana replaced its veteran property tax deduction with new stackable credits, but veterans must re-register with their county auditor by Dec. 30, 2026, or risk losing the benefit.

Arizona's new law gives 100% disabled veterans a full property tax exemption on their primary home starting in 2026, with scaled relief for partial ratings.

New York now requires every municipality to grant a full property tax exemption to veterans rated 100% permanently and totally disabled by the VA.

A bill on Gov. Newsom's desk would exempt 100%-disabled California veterans from property taxes on their primary home, with full relief for lower-income veterans.

A constitutional amendment letting surviving spouses of disabled veterans move their property tax exemption to a new home is now certified for Louisiana's November 2026 ballot.

A new Indiana law creates fresh property tax credits for disabled veterans, but they must register with their county auditor before year-end deadlines.

New Mexico's $10,000 standard exemption and a new disability-rating-based property tax break both take effect for the 2026 tax year.

New York''s Chapter 77 makes full property tax exemptions mandatory for 100% disabled veterans starting October 2026.

Arizona''s SB1749 removes income and value caps, widening full property tax exemptions for 100% disabled veterans starting in 2026.