Utah Disabled Veteran Property Tax Exemption

Local Utah county auditor or treasurer where the property is located

Up to $521,620 of taxable value exempt, scaled to your disability percentage

You can claim a property tax exemption of up to $521,620 of the taxable value of your residence, or of personal property, if you have a service-connected disability rating of 10 percent or more. The amount you get is scaled to your rating: at 100 percent you claim the whole authorized exemption, and below 100 percent you claim the same percentage of it as your disability percentage.

Check eligibility

How to apply

Apply through the county auditor or treasurer where the property is located, not the state. First-time applicants must include official documentation of military service and of the VA disability percentage.

What you'll need

The exemption application, official documentation of your military service, and your VA letter showing your service-connected disability percentage.

Eligibility

You have a service-connected disability rating of 10 percent or more from the VA
You own the residence or the personal property you are claiming the exemption on
You file the application with the county auditor or treasurer where the property is located

Source

Official source

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