VA Disability Tax Rules in Florida
VA disability compensation is tax-free at the federal level. Florida has no personal state income tax, so VA disability compensation is not taxed at the state income tax level.
Florida income tax treatment
- Florida does not impose a personal income tax.
- VA disability compensation is federally tax-exempt.
Property tax exemptions for disabled veterans in Florida
Florida offers multiple disabled-veteran property tax benefits, including:
- A $5,000 property tax exemption for qualifying veterans with a service-connected disability (10% or greater).
- A full homestead exemption from ad valorem taxes for qualifying veterans with service-connected total and permanent disability.
- Additional provisions may apply for surviving spouses in certain circumstances.
Exemptions are administered locally through county property appraiser offices.
Other veteran-related tax benefits in Florida
- Florida provides veteran-focused benefits tied to vehicle registration and licensing in certain categories.
- Some local tax relief or fee waivers vary by county.
For edge cases (multi-property ownership, mixed-use homes, or surviving-spouse rules), check with your county property appraiser or Florida Department of Revenue.
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