Illinois Disabled Veterans' Property Tax Exemption for Spec…

Illinois Disabled Veterans' Property Tax Exemption for Specially Adapted Housing

Illinois Department of Veterans Affairs (IDVA)

$100,000 reduction in assessed value

If you got federal, state or charitable financial help to buy or modify a home for your disability, Illinois takes $100,000 off the assessed value of that home. The same exemption covers a mobile home owned and used only by a veteran with a disability or their spouse.

Check eligibility

How to apply

Contact your local Illinois Veteran Service Office to apply.

What you'll need

Your VA documentation showing a total and permanent service-connected disability, proof of the financial assistance used to buy or adapt the home, and proof that you own the home and live in it.

Eligibility

You are an Illinois resident who lives on the property
You have a total and permanent service-connected disability
You received federal, state or charitable organization financial assistance to buy or modify the home to accommodate your disability

Source

Official source

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