Arizona Disabled Veteran Property Tax Exemption
Program at a Glance
- Location: Arizona (statewide, through your county assessor)
- Status: Apply from the first Monday in January through March 1
- Maximum benefit: A share of a maximum amount of value, equal to your disability percentage; the maximum is adjusted yearly
- Who it’s for: Honorably discharged Arizona veterans with a disability, with income and property value limits
- How to apply: File the Affidavit of Veterans’ Individual Tax Exemption (Form 82514V) with your county assessor
- Last verified: November 2026
About the Program
Arizona doesn’t set a minimum disability rating. The exemption is your VA disability percentage applied to a maximum amount of property value that changes each year, so a veteran with a 50% rating gets half of it. Because the amount is capped, most veterans get a partial exemption. There are household income and property value limits, and the current figures are in the state’s Annual Abstract of Published Rates and Amounts. You file Form 82514V with your county assessor, usually along with your VA Benefit Summary Letter, and you have to file again with a new letter if your rating changes. You can apply from the first Monday in January through March 1, and missing the window waives the exemption for the year, though some people can redeem a waiver. The state publication this comes from is dated April 2024, so check the details with your county assessor.
Official source: Arizona Department of Revenue: Arizona property tax exemptions
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Last checked Nov 10, 2026.