THE BENEFITS BEYOND YOUR RATING
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Generally 100% service-connected or compensated at the 100% rate due to unemployability
Reduces the taxable value of a qualifying principal residence. California offers basic and low-income levels, with dollar amounts and income limits adjusted annually.
Eligibility depends on one of four plans
May waive mandatory systemwide tuition and fees at California Community Colleges, CSU, and UC campuses. Books, housing, parking, and some campus fees are not covered.
California resident; generally 50%+ service-connected disability, former POW, or Medal of Honor recipient
Provides qualifying veterans access to basic facilities at participating California State Parks, including day use, camping, and boating.
Qualifying California veterans and service members
A state-administered home-loan program with financing and insurance features designed for eligible veterans purchasing property in California.
Admission depends on service, residency, clinical need, and available level of care
California operates veterans homes offering several levels of residential and skilled care at locations across the state.
Qualifying disabled veterans and certain surviving family members
Exempts a state-set amount of homestead value from taxation. The value above the exemption remains taxable, and the exemption amount can change.
Rules vary by age, earned income, and tax year
Georgia provides military-retirement income exclusions. The allowed amount has changed over time, so the current Department of Revenue worksheet—not an old headline—should control the estimate.
Qualifying Georgia Guard or Reserve combat-zone members and certain spouses or children
Provides scholarship assistance to qualifying Georgia National Guard and U.S. Military Reserve members and eligible family members.
Georgia residents meeting disability requirements
Permanently and totally disabled residents may qualify for steeply discounted disability sportsman’s licenses. This is not universally a free lifetime license.
Eligible Georgia veterans and families
Georgia operates field service offices that help veterans understand and apply for federal and state benefits.
100% disability compensation with a 100% rating, or VA determination of individual unemployability
Exempts the total appraised value of the qualifying veteran’s residence homestead. It does not automatically apply to every property the veteran owns.
Generally 10%–99% service-connected ratings
Texas provides partial exemptions that scale with disability rating and may apply to property owned by the qualifying veteran.
Detailed service, entry, residency, discharge, and benefit-use rules apply
May provide up to 150 credit hours of tuition exemption at Texas public institutions. Legacy transfers and spouse or child eligibility have additional conditions.
Qualifying Texas veterans, service members, and military spouses depending on program
State programs support land, home, and home-improvement financing for eligible Texas veterans.
Qualifying Texas residents with a service-connected disability rating
Eligible disabled veterans may receive a Super Combo hunting and all-water fishing package under current state rules.
100% service-connected permanent and total, including qualifying IU rated permanent and total
Exempts the principal residence and qualifying land from local real-estate taxation. Certain unremarried surviving spouses may continue the benefit.
100% service-connected permanent and total
Exempts one qualifying passenger vehicle or pickup used primarily by or for the disabled veteran from local personal-property tax.
Eligible military benefits included in federal taxable income
Virginia allows a subtraction of up to $40,000 for tax year 2025 and later. It is a capped subtraction—not a blanket elimination of state tax on all military retirement pay.
Qualifying spouses and children; disability, service, residency, and combat-related rules apply
May provide education benefits at Virginia public institutions for eligible survivors and dependents, including some families of veterans rated permanently disabled under the program rules.
Virginia veterans and eligible family members
Virginia DVS benefits offices provide information and assistance with disability claims, pensions, and related veteran programs.
Relief varies by disability status; the full exemption generally requires a service-connected permanent and total disability
Florida provides several veteran property-tax benefits, including a full exemption on a qualifying homestead for certain permanently and totally disabled veterans and partial relief for some other disabled veterans.
Qualifying spouses and dependent children of Florida veterans who died from service-connected causes or are 100% service-connected permanent and total
The CSDDV program can provide scholarship support at eligible Florida institutions. Residency, service, relationship, age, and application-timing rules apply.
Program-specific rules apply to veterans, active-duty members, and eligible dependents
Florida public institutions offer several military-connected education benefits, including certain out-of-state fee waivers and priority-course-registration provisions.
Qualifying veterans and certain spouses or family members applying to covered state and local public employers
Florida law gives eligible applicants preference at covered public employers. The type of preference and required proof depend on the applicant’s status and the position.
Florida veterans, survivors, and eligible family members
FDVA and County Veteran Service Offices help veterans understand and pursue state and federal benefits, including disability compensation and pension claims.
Generally a qualifying veteran with a 100% permanent and total service-connected disability or specially adapted housing benefits, or an eligible never-remarried surviving spouse
North Carolina excludes the first $45,000 of assessed value on a qualifying residence. Ownership, discharge, disability, and filing requirements apply.
Qualifying children of certain deceased, disabled, combat, or POW/MIA veterans; residency and age rules apply
North Carolina offers scholarship classes that may cover tuition and certain institutional charges at eligible public schools, with limited awards available for private institutions.
North Carolina residents with a qualifying VA service-connected disability rating
Resident veterans meeting the state disability threshold may qualify for discounted lifetime hunting and fishing privileges. License type and documentation requirements vary.
Qualifying North Carolina disabled veterans with required VA certification
North Carolina offers a special Disabled Veteran plate for eligible residents. Plate qualification does not automatically establish eligibility for parking privileges.
North Carolina veterans and eligible family members
State and county veterans service offices provide no-cost help with disability, pension, survivor, and other benefit claims.
Qualifying wartime veterans with a 100% permanent service-connected disability, individual unemployability, or specified severe disabilities who also meet ownership, residency, and financial-need rules
The program may exempt a qualifying principal dwelling from real-estate taxes. The presumptive-need threshold and expense review rules can change.
Qualifying Pennsylvania veterans or surviving spouses facing a direct and immediate need after a temporary loss of income
VTA can provide limited temporary financial help for necessities such as food, shelter, fuel, and clothing when program conditions are met.
Qualifying children of veterans with wartime service who died or have a 100% permanent and total service-connected disability; income, age, and residency rules apply
Pennsylvania may provide a per-semester educational gratuity to eligible students attending approved institutions in the Commonwealth.
Pennsylvania residents with qualifying wartime service and service-connected blindness, loss of limbs, or paralysis
Pennsylvania administers monthly pension programs for veterans who meet the specific service and disability criteria. These programs are separate from federal VA compensation.
Pennsylvania veterans and eligible dependents or survivors
Accredited county veterans service officers help prepare and manage federal and state benefit claims at no cost.
Eligibility varies by exemption, service period, disability status, ownership, residence, and local adoption
New York authorizes alternative, Cold War, and eligible-funds exemptions. Local governments choose whether to offer some exemptions and set applicable caps; a new permanent-and-total disability exemption begins with qualifying assessment rolls on or after October 1, 2026.
Qualifying New York residents who served during eligible periods or in eligible circumstances and attend an approved program
Veterans Tuition Awards can help cover eligible tuition costs for full-time or part-time undergraduate, graduate, or vocational study, subject to current award and other-aid rules.
New York resident veterans with a qualifying service-connected disability rating
The Lifetime Liberty Pass provides qualifying disabled veterans access to state parks, historic sites, recreation areas, and certain other state outdoor benefits under current program rules.
Qualifying New York-resident parents, spouses, or children of a service member who died in service
New York pays an annual annuity in semiannual installments to eligible Gold Star family members. Residency, relationship, and proof-of-service-loss requirements apply.
Veterans, service members, and eligible family members seeking New York or federal benefits
State-accredited advisors provide no-cost counseling and claims help in offices across New York, by phone, and through virtual appointments.
Ohio veterans and eligible dependents or survivors
Every Ohio county has a veterans service office that can assist with federal and state claims, transportation, and emergency financial needs under local rules.
Qualifying Ohio service members or veterans injured in active service after October 7, 2001, including certain PTSD diagnoses
The fund provides a one-time, tax-exempt payment to eligible applicants who meet the service, injury, residency, and filing requirements.
Program-specific rules apply to veterans, service members, and eligible family members
Ohio’s military-connected education programs can include in-state tuition treatment, credit for military training, campus support, and scholarships or aid tied to service.
Program rules vary by military status, income, purchase price, credit, and occupancy
Ohio’s homebuyer programs may offer qualifying veterans and service members favorable mortgage options or related assistance through participating lenders.
Ohio veterans and eligible military-connected job seekers; preference depends on the public employer and position
Ohio provides veteran employment resources and recognizes preference in covered public hiring. Documentation and scoring practices vary by employer.
Qualifying Illinois homeowners with a service-connected disability; exemption level depends on the rating
Illinois reduces equalized assessed value for qualifying disabled veterans. Veterans rated at least 70% receive the state’s highest exemption, subject to current statutory limits and county administration.
Qualifying Illinois veterans meeting service, discharge, and residency requirements
The grant can cover eligible tuition and mandatory fees at Illinois public colleges and universities for up to the program limit. Admission and satisfactory-progress rules still apply.
Eligible dependents of an Illinois veteran or service member who is POW/MIA, died, or has a qualifying permanent disability connected to service
The scholarship may waive eligible tuition and certain fees at Illinois public institutions. Relationship, service, residency, and disability conditions apply.
Qualifying Illinois residents with a service-connected disability or other covered veteran status
Illinois provides selected state-park camping or admission benefits to eligible disabled veterans under current Department of Natural Resources rules.
Illinois veterans and eligible dependents or survivors
IDVA Veteran Service Officers provide free, accredited assistance with federal and state benefit claims and appeals.
Income-qualified seniors, people retired because of disability, and certain veterans including some rated at least 80%
Washington’s locally administered programs may reduce or defer property tax. VA disability compensation and DIC are excluded from disposable income calculations under current rules.
Eligible veterans, National Guard members, and qualifying dependents at participating Washington public institutions
Washington public colleges and universities may waive all or part of tuition and fees under state law. Each institution administers its waiver within statutory limits.
Qualifying Washington resident veterans with a service-connected disability
The Washington State Parks pass can provide eligible disabled veterans lifetime access and camping benefits, subject to pass-specific reservation and fee rules.
Admission depends on veteran or spouse status, residency, clinical need, and available level of care
Washington operates veterans homes providing nursing and related residential services at several locations.
Washington veterans and eligible family members
WDVA and its accredited partners help veterans prepare federal disability, pension, survivor, and related claims without charging a fee.
Qualifying Michigan veterans who are 100% permanently and totally disabled, entitled at the 100% rate, or received specially adapted housing assistance; certain surviving spouses
A qualifying homestead may be exempt from property tax. Current law governs whether an approved exemption continues without a new annual filing.
Qualifying children of Michigan veterans who died or became totally and permanently disabled because of service
The grant provides undergraduate tuition assistance at participating Michigan institutions, subject to age, residency, enrollment, and financial-need rules.
Qualifying wartime-era Michigan veterans and eligible dependents facing a temporary financial emergency
The trust fund may provide limited assistance for essential needs when an unforeseen circumstance causes a temporary hardship.
Michigan resident veterans meeting the state’s disability requirements
Michigan offers qualifying disabled veterans free or reduced-cost hunting and fishing privileges under current Department of Natural Resources rules.
Michigan veterans and eligible family members
MVAA connects veterans with accredited service officers, benefit screening, discharge-document help, and state resources.
Eligibility depends on disability status, income, property value, residency, and county administration
Arizona authorizes property-tax exemptions for qualifying disabled veterans and surviving spouses, but limits and application procedures are handled locally.
Qualifying wounded or line-of-duty-injured Arizona veterans and eligible dependents of service members killed in the line of duty
The waiver can cover undergraduate tuition at listed Arizona public universities and community colleges. Books, housing, parking, and many fees are excluded.
Qualifying service members, veterans, and families with a service-related unforeseen financial hardship
The fund may provide limited help for basic living expenses such as rent, utilities, or vehicle payments when service and hardship conditions are met.
Discount level depends on Arizona residency, disability rating, and veteran status
Arizona State Parks provides qualifying veterans free or discounted day-use access through current pass programs; camping and special fees may remain.
Arizona veterans and eligible dependents or survivors
State Veteran Benefits Counselors provide no-cost help identifying and filing federal and state benefit claims.
Qualifying veterans with a total and permanent service-connected disability or specified severe service-connected disabilities; certain surviving spouses
Tennessee reimburses local property tax on a qualifying principal residence up to statutory limits. It is relief on an approved portion, not necessarily every dollar of tax.
Qualifying Tennessee veterans with honorable service and designated campaign or expeditionary recognition
The grant provides semester-based assistance for eligible veterans enrolled at participating Tennessee institutions, subject to enrollment and academic requirements.
Tennessee veterans, transitioning service members, and eligible spouses
American Job Centers provide priority of service and specialized employment support for eligible veterans and spouses.
Admission depends on veteran or eligible family status, Tennessee connection, clinical need, and available care
State veterans’ homes provide skilled nursing and related care at multiple Tennessee locations.
Tennessee veterans and eligible dependents or survivors
State and county offices provide accredited help filing disability, pension, survivor, and other benefit claims.
Qualifying South Carolina veterans who are totally and permanently disabled and certain surviving spouses
The exemption can apply to a qualifying primary residence and eligible vehicles under current state rules. Ownership dates and surviving-spouse provisions affect the result.
Recipients of qualifying military retirement income taxable at the federal level
South Carolina excludes qualifying military retirement pay from state individual income tax under current law.
Qualifying children of certain wartime veterans who meet service, residency, disability, or death criteria
The program may waive tuition at eligible South Carolina public institutions. Admission, age, residency, and veteran-status rules apply.
South Carolina resident veterans meeting applicable permanent disability requirements
Qualifying disabled veterans may receive free hunting and fishing privileges and reduced state-park access under separate agency rules.
South Carolina veterans and eligible family members
County Veterans Affairs Offices and SCDVA help prepare and manage state and federal claims without charging veterans.
Certain 100% service-connected disabled Missouri residents and other income-qualified claimants
The Missouri Property Tax Credit may refund part of real-estate tax or rent paid, subject to income, occupancy, and benefit rules. A separate homestead exemption applies narrowly to certain former POWs with total service-connected disability.
Qualifying combat veterans attending Missouri public institutions
The act limits eligible undergraduate tuition charged to qualifying combat veterans at Missouri public colleges and universities, subject to statutory and institutional requirements.
Qualifying spouses and children of Missouri veterans whose death or disability resulted from combat action or who became POW/MIA
The grant can assist with tuition and related educational costs at eligible Missouri institutions, subject to annual funding and program limits.
Qualifying honorably discharged veterans with at least a 60% service-connected disability, former POWs, and certain military medical patients
Eligible veterans may hunt small game or fish without standard permits and may receive resident pricing on other permits; trout and migratory-bird requirements can still apply.
Missouri veterans and eligible dependents or survivors
Commission service officers provide free, accredited help with VA disability, pension, survivor, and state benefit claims.
Benefit varies by wartime service, disability rating, age, total disability, residency, and property circumstances
Indiana provides several veteran deductions or credits, including a full principal-residence deduction for some totally disabled veterans and smaller credits for other qualifying veterans.
Qualifying children of disabled or POW/MIA veterans, Purple Heart recipients and their children, and other statutory categories
The program can cover up to 124 credit hours at eligible institutions, with benefit levels and school types governed by the applicant’s category and current law.
Qualifying Indiana service members, veterans, and dependents with documented essential-expense needs
The fund may provide limited assistance for necessities such as food, housing, utilities, transportation, and medical expenses when current program criteria are met.
Indiana veterans meeting the service-connected disability requirements for the selected program
Qualifying veterans may receive discounted hunting and fishing licenses and the Golden Hoosier Passport benefit for state properties.
Indiana veterans and eligible dependents or survivors
County officers help veterans understand and apply for federal, state, and local benefits at no charge.
Qualifying Colorado homeowners with a VA determination of 100% permanent and total disability or qualifying individual unemployability; certain surviving spouses
The exemption reduces taxation on part of the actual value of a qualifying primary residence. Statutory value limits and local assessment rules apply.
Qualifying dependents of Colorado service members who died, were permanently disabled, or are POW/MIA under program rules
Colorado provides educational assistance at state-supported institutions for eligible dependents, subject to residency, relationship, service, and enrollment requirements.
Qualifying Colorado resident veterans with a service-connected disability
Colorado Parks and Wildlife offers qualifying disabled veterans park-access and outdoor-recreation benefits through current pass and license programs.
Admission depends on veteran or eligible family status, residency, clinical need, and available care
Colorado operates community living centers that provide skilled nursing and related long-term care services to eligible residents.
Colorado veterans and eligible family members
County service officers provide free assistance with VA claims and connections to state and local benefits.
Veterans rated 100% service-connected permanent and total, qualifying disabled active-duty members, and certain surviving spouses
The exemption can remove real-property tax from the qualifying dwelling and surrounding yard. Local assessment offices administer applications.
Maryland taxpayers receiving qualifying military retirement income
Maryland permits a capped subtraction of qualifying military retirement income, with the amount depending on age and the current tax year.
Qualifying Maryland veterans, service members, and eligible children or spouses in designated service-loss or disability categories
The scholarship provides state education assistance at eligible Maryland institutions, subject to residency, relationship, service, and annual award rules.
Qualifying Maryland veterans with a permanent and total service-connected disability
Eligible veterans may receive a Universal Disability Pass for Maryland State Parks and complimentary lifetime hunting and fishing licenses under current rules.
Maryland veterans and eligible dependents or survivors
Accredited state specialists help develop and submit federal and state benefit claims at no cost.
Alabama homeowners who are permanently and totally disabled, regardless of age or income
A qualifying principal residence and up to the statutory acreage may be exempt from state, county, and municipal ad valorem taxes. Local filing and proof requirements apply.
Qualifying dependents of eligible disabled Alabama veterans; service, disability, residency, and student rules apply
The program can cover qualifying tuition, required books, and instructional fees at eligible Alabama public institutions within current statutory limits.
Recipients of qualifying U.S. military retirement and survivor benefits
Alabama excludes qualifying military retirement and related survivor benefits from state, county, and municipal income tax.
Alabama resident veterans meeting the disability threshold for the selected license
Alabama offers discounted annual and lifetime hunting or fishing licenses to qualifying disabled veterans. Rating thresholds and fees vary by privilege.
Alabama veterans and eligible dependents or survivors
ADVA county offices provide free assistance with federal and state benefit claims, records, and appeals.
Qualifying veterans rated 100% service-connected or individually unemployable and certain unremarried surviving spouses
The refundable credit can cover eligible property taxes paid on a primary Wisconsin residence and up to one acre, subject to ownership and residency rules.
Qualifying Wisconsin veterans and certain spouses or children meeting service, residency, and student requirements
The program provides tuition remission for up to 128 credits or eight semesters at University of Wisconsin institutions and Wisconsin technical colleges.
Qualifying low-income Wisconsin veterans and eligible dependents with documented financial need
The grant may help with specified subsistence and health-care needs when income, assets, service, and expense rules are satisfied.
Admission depends on qualifying veteran or spouse status, Wisconsin connection, clinical need, and available care
Wisconsin operates veterans homes providing skilled nursing and related long-term care services.
Wisconsin veterans and eligible family members
Local accredited officers help identify and apply for state and federal veteran benefits without charging claimants.
Qualifying wartime veterans rated 100% permanently and totally service-connected and certain surviving spouses
The exemption can eliminate property tax on the qualifying primary residence. Ownership, occupancy, service-period, disability, and residency rules apply.
Qualifying honorably discharged wartime veterans and certain surviving spouses
Eligible homeowners may receive an annual deduction from property taxes on a qualifying New Jersey residence.
Qualifying honorably discharged veterans filing a New Jersey resident income-tax return
Eligible veterans may claim the state’s veteran exemption on their New Jersey income-tax return after service verification.
Program-specific rules apply to veterans, National Guard members, POW/MIA dependents, and survivors
New Jersey offers several military-connected education programs, including tuition assistance or waivers for designated groups.
New Jersey veterans and eligible dependents or survivors
State and county service officers provide free help with disability, pension, survivor, and related benefit claims.
Qualifying Minnesota veterans, service members, Guard or Reserve members, and eligible spouses or children
The program can provide up to the statutory lifetime maximum for higher education, approved on-the-job training, apprenticeships, licensing, and certification.
Qualifying Minnesota veterans who exhausted federal education benefits and have not completed a bachelor’s degree
A one-time state grant may assist with tuition at an eligible Minnesota institution, subject to current residency and benefit-use rules.
Qualifying Minnesota veterans and dependents meeting income, asset, residency, and need requirements
The program can provide targeted assistance for housing, subsistence, dental, optical, special needs, and other approved expenses.
Qualifying veterans and, for some provisions, eligible spouses applying to covered public employers
Minnesota provides veterans preference protections and specialized employment resources for military-connected job seekers.
Minnesota veterans and eligible family members
County officers and the LinkVet service connect veterans to free claims help and state, federal, and local resources.
Qualifying Oklahoma veterans rated 100% permanent and total and certain surviving spouses
The exemption can remove ad valorem tax from a qualifying homestead. State benefit verification and county filing are required.
Qualifying Oklahoma veterans rated 100% permanent and total and approved by ODVA
Eligible veterans may receive a state sales-tax exemption card, subject to current limits, exclusions, registration, and renewal rules.
Qualifying children of Oklahoma service members who died in the line of duty
The scholarship can cover resident tuition at eligible Oklahoma public institutions, subject to age, residency, enrollment, and award conditions.
Oklahoma residents meeting the disability requirements for the selected license
Oklahoma offers free or discounted hunting and fishing privileges for qualifying disabled veterans.
Oklahoma veterans and eligible dependents or survivors
ODVA representatives provide accredited assistance with disability, pension, survivor, and related claims.
Benefit tier depends on service-connected disability, qualifying awards or losses, survivor status, domicile, and municipal adoption
Massachusetts provides several veteran property-tax exemption tiers. Municipalities may adopt options to double amounts or index them for inflation.
Qualifying Massachusetts resident veterans admitted to eligible undergraduate or certificate programs
Public institutions may waive full or partial tuition for state-supported courses on a space-available basis. Institution policies and fees vary.
Qualifying 100% service-connected disabled Massachusetts veterans and certain surviving spouses or parents
Massachusetts provides an annual tax-free annuity to eligible recipients under current HERO Act amounts and program rules.
Qualifying Massachusetts veterans and dependents meeting residency, income, asset, and need standards
Municipal veterans service departments may provide needs-based assistance for essentials such as housing, food, fuel, and medical costs.
Massachusetts veterans and eligible family members
Municipal and district officers help veterans access state assistance and federal benefits.
Qualifying disabled Oregon veterans, generally with a disability determination of at least 40%, and certain surviving spouses
The program exempts a state-set portion of a qualifying homestead’s assessed value. Amounts and documentation depend on disability and survivor status.
Qualifying Oregon veterans meeting service, residency, credit, occupancy, and property rules
Oregon operates a state veteran home-loan program separate from the federal VA guaranty, offering current program rates through approved channels.
Program-specific rules apply to veterans, service members, and eligible dependents
Oregon supports in-state tuition treatment, approved apprenticeships and on-the-job training, and connections to federal and state education resources.
Oregon resident veterans meeting the disability and residency requirements for the selected program
Benefits include a free combination hunting and angling license for some veterans rated at least 25% and a state-parks Special Access Pass for service-connected disabled veterans.
Oregon veterans and eligible dependents or survivors
ODVA-trained officers provide free assistance throughout the claims and appeals process.
Kentucky homeowners who are totally disabled, including qualifying veterans receiving total service-connected disability compensation
The exemption reduces the taxable assessed value of a qualifying principal residence. The amount is adjusted periodically for inflation.
Qualifying children, stepchildren, spouses, and unremarried surviving spouses of veterans in designated death or disability categories
The waiver covers tuition at eligible Kentucky state-funded institutions. It does not cover books, housing, or most fees.
Qualifying Kentucky resident veterans, with benefit level depending on status and disability
Kentucky state parks provide designated lodging or camping discounts to eligible veterans under current program rules.
Kentucky resident veterans meeting current disability requirements
Qualifying disabled veterans may receive discounted hunting and fishing licenses through Kentucky Fish and Wildlife.
Kentucky veterans and eligible dependents or survivors
Federally accredited KDVA representatives provide free claims development, filing, and appeals assistance statewide.
Louisiana veterans with qualifying service-connected disability ratings and certain surviving spouses
Louisiana provides expanded homestead exemptions that scale by disability rating, with the highest relief for qualifying totally disabled veterans.
Qualifying children and, in designated POW/MIA or deceased-veteran cases, spouses or surviving spouses
Title 29 can provide an in-state tuition exemption at eligible Louisiana public institutions. Disability, death, residency, relationship, and student rules apply.
Qualifying Louisiana veterans, National Guard or Reserve members, and eligible families with documented financial hardship
The fund may provide need-based assistance for housing, utilities, certain medical costs, and other essential expenses, subject to program limits.
Admission depends on Louisiana residency, veteran or eligible family status, clinical need, and available care
Louisiana operates veterans homes providing long-term and skilled nursing care at several locations.
Louisiana veterans and eligible dependents or survivors
VA-accredited counselors in parish service offices file claims and help with appeals at no charge.
Qualifying wartime veterans, veterans with at least a 60% permanent service-connected disability, and certain surviving spouses
Nevada exemptions can be applied to qualifying real-property tax or vehicle Governmental Services Tax. Disability level affects the available amount.
Program-specific rules apply to Purple Heart recipients, POW/MIA families, National Guard members, and military-connected residents
Nevada public institutions offer several waivers and residency benefits, including a Purple Heart tuition waiver after eligible education benefits are exhausted.
Honorably discharged Nevada resident veterans with a service-connected disability rating of 0% or greater
The annual permit provides qualifying veterans access to Nevada state parks under current permit terms; additional activity or facility charges may apply.
Admission depends on veteran status, Nevada connection, clinical need, and available care
Nevada operates veterans homes in Boulder City and Sparks that provide skilled nursing and related care.
Nevada veterans and eligible family members
VA-accredited state officers help write, submit, and track federal benefit claims at no cost.
