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Indiana Property Tax Deduction for Totally Disabled Veterans and Partially Disabled Veterans Over Age 62

Local Indiana county auditor
$14,000 deduction from assessed value, on property assessed at $200,000 or less

You can take $14,000 off the assessed value of your Indiana property if you have a total VA disability rating, or if you are at least 62 with a service-connected rating of 10 percent or more. Surviving spouses can claim it too. The deduction is not available if the assessed value of the property is more than $200,000.

Check eligibility

How to apply

Request an IDVA Certificate of Eligibility for Disabled Veteran Property Tax Deduction first, then file the certificate together with the Application for Tax Deduction for Disabled Veterans and Surviving Spouses of Certain Veterans with your local county auditor, not the state.

What you'll need

Your DD214 showing at least 90 days of service and an honorable discharge, your VA disability rating letter, your IDVA certificate of eligibility, and the property information for your county auditor.

Eligibility

  • You own, or are buying under a recorded contract, property in Indiana
  • The assessed value of the property is $200,000 or less
  • You served at least 90 days in the U.S. Armed Forces and received an honorable discharge, which can be peacetime service, and you either have a total disability rating from the VA that does not have to be service-connected or are at least 62 years old with a service-connected disability rating of 10 percent or more, or you are the surviving spouse of a veteran who met those requirements, of a service member killed in action, or of a service member who died while serving on active or inactive duty

Source

Official source