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DR-501
R. 09/17
EXEMPTION AND DISCOUNT REQUIREMENTS
Page 3
Homestead Every person who owns real property in Florida on January 1, makes the property his or her permanent
residence or the permanent residence of a legal or natural dependent, and files an application may receive a property tax
exemption up to $50,000. The first $25,000 applies to all property taxes. The added $25,000 applies to assessed value over
$50,000 and only to non-school taxes.
Your local property appraiser will determine whether you are eligible. The appraiser may consider information such as the
items requested on the bottom of page 1.
Save our Homes (SOH) Beginning the year after you receive homestead exemption, the assessment on your home
cannot increase by more than the lesser of the change in the Consumer Price Index or 3 percent each year, no matter
how much the just value increases. If you have moved from one Florida homestead to another within the last two years,
you may be eligible to take some of your SOH savings with you. See your property appraiser for more information.
This page does not contain all the requirements that determine your eligibility for an exemption.
Consult your local property appraiser and Chapter 196, Florida Statutes, for details.
Added Benefits Available for Qualified Homestead Properties
Amount
Qualifications
Forms and Documents*
Statute
Exemptions
Determined by
Local ordinance, limited
Proof of age
local ordinance
income
DR-501SC, household income
Local ordinance, just value
Local option, age 65 and older
196.075
The amount of the
under $250,000, permanent
DR-501SC, household income
assessed value
residency for 25 years or
more.
Widowed
$500
Death certificate of spouse
196.202
Blind
$500
Florida physician, DVA*, or SSA**
196.202
Totally and Permanently Disabled
$500
Disabled
Florida physician, DVA*, or SSA**
196.202
All taxes
Quadriplegic
2 Florida physicians or DVA*
196.101
DR-416, DR-416B, or
Hemiplegic, paraplegic,
letters from 2 FL physicians
(For the legally blind, one can be an
wheelchair required for
All taxes
196.101
mobility, or legally blind
optometrist.)
Letter from DVA*, and
Limited income
DR-501A, household income
Veterans and First Responders Exemptions and Discount
Proof of age, DR-501DV
Disabled veteran discount, age 65
% of disability
Combat-related disability
Proof of disability, DVA*, or
196.082
and older
US government
Veteran, disabled 10% or more
Veteran or surviving spouse of
Proof of disability, DVA*, or
by misfortune or during wartime
Up to $5,000
196.24
at least 5 years
US government
service
Veteran confined to wheelchair,
Proof of disability, DVA*, or
All taxes
Veteran or surviving spouse
196.091
service-connected, totally disabled
US government
Service-connected, totally and
Proof of disability, DVA*, or
permanently disabled veteran or
All taxes
Veteran or surviving spouse
196.081
US government
surviving spouse
Surviving spouse of veteran who
Letter attesting to the veteran’s
All taxes
Surviving spouse
196.081
died while on active duty
death while on active duty
Proof of Disability, employer
First responder totally and
First responder or surviving
certificate, physician’s certificate
permanently disabled in the line
All Taxes
196.102
spouse
and SSA** (or additional physician
of duty or surviving spouse
certificate)
Surviving spouse of first
Letter attesting to the first
responder who died in the line of
All taxes
Surviving spouse
196.081
responder’s death in the line of duty
duty
Department of Revenue (DR) forms are available at
*DVA is the US Department of Veterans Affairs or its predecessor. **SSA is the Social Security Administration.

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