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Washington, D.C. Disabled Veterans Homestead Tax Deduction

Washington, D.C. Office of Tax and Revenue, with the Mayor's Office of Veterans Affairs
Up to $445,000 deducted from your home’s assessed value

If you own your home in the District and the VA rates you totally and permanently disabled, you can take up to $445,000 off your property’s assessed value before property tax is worked out. You cannot combine it with the regular Homestead Deduction, the Senior Citizen or Disabled Tax Relief, or the tax cap credit, and cooperative properties do not qualify.

Check eligibility

How to apply

File online using the Washington, D.C. Veterans Homestead Tax Deduction Application. For help, email OVA@DC.gov or call the Mayor's Office of Veterans Affairs at 202-724-5454.

What you'll need

Your VA rating letter showing a total and permanent 100 percent service-connected rating, or a rating of individual unemployability paid at the 100 percent rate; proof you own at least half of the property; proof it is your principal residence; and your federal return showing your adjusted gross income.

Eligibility

  • You are a Washington, D.C. resident
  • You own 50 percent or more of the property
  • You occupy the property as your principal residence and it contains no more than five dwelling units, counting your own
  • Your total federal adjusted gross income is less than $159,750
  • You have a total and permanent 100 percent service-connected disability rating from the VA, or you are rated individually unemployable and paid at the 100 percent rate

Source

Official source