Form Boe-261-G - Claim For Disabled Veteran'S Property Tax Exemption - 2007
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4BOE‑261‑G (S1F) REV. 14 (8‑07)
cLAim FOR DiSABLED VEtERANS’ PROPERtY tAx ExEmPtiON
If eligible, sign and file this form with the Assessor on or before February 15 or
FOR ASSESSOR’S USE ONLY
on or before the 30th day following the date of Notice of Supplemental
Assessment, whichever comes first. Please see instructions before completing.
Received
Approved
Denied
Reason for denial
NAME AND MAILING ADDRESS
PROPERtY DEScRiPtiON
Parcel No.
Address of dwelling
If the claimant is an unmarried surviving spouse, enter the name of the veteran as shown on the discharge documents:
Blind, Loss of Use of Limbs, or totally Disabled. An exemption of up to $111,296 of assessed value ($111,296
Exemption) is available to property which constitutes the home of a veteran, or the home of the unmarried surviving spouse
of a veteran, who, because of injury or disease incurred in military service, is blind in both eyes, has lost the use of two or
more limbs, or is totally disabled. The $111,296 Exemption increases to $166,944 of assessed value ($166,944 Exemption)
if your household income for last year did not exceed $49,979. Once granted, the $111,296 Exemption remains in effect until
terminated. Annual filing is required for any year in which a $166,944 Exemption is claimed.
Totally disabled means that the United States Veterans Administration or the military service from which discharged has rated
the disability at 100 percent or has rated the disability compensation at 100 percent by reason of being unable to secure or
follow a substantially gainful occupation.
The disabled veterans’ property tax exemption is also available to the unmarried surviving spouse of a person who, as a
result of service‑connected injury or disease, died while on active duty in the military service and served either in time of war
or in time of peace in a campaign or expedition for which a medal has been issued by Congress. This law provides that the
Veterans Administration shall determine whether an injury or disease is service‑connected.
The disabled veterans’ property tax exemption provides for the cancellation or refund of taxes paid for property acquired
after the lien date for a person eligible for the disabled veterans’ exemption. This further provides for the termination of the
exemption on the date of sale or transfer, when property is sold or transferred to a third party who is not eligible for the
exemption.
thiS ExEmPtiON cLAim iS A PUBLic REcORD AND iS SUBjEct tO PUBLic iNSPEctiON.
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