Effective January 1, 2027

Arizona Veteran Property Tax Savings Calculator

Use an Arizona property address and figures from its most recent tax record to estimate the disabled Veteran property tax exemption.

Privacy: AZVLC does not save your address, VA rating, property values, tax amounts, or calculation result. Only the calculator's separate anonymous Submit counter is increased.
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Property

Enter the property's physical address. We use it only to identify the Arizona county and provide the correct county filing links.

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Veteran eligibility

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Actual property tax figures

Use the most recent county tax statement. These two figures let us use the property's real effective tax rate instead of a statewide average.

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Do not enter the home's market value. Enter the Net Assessed Value shown by the county. Fixed fees or special assessments may remain after an exemption.

Income limits: Arizona HB 4168 removes income limits for disabled Veterans beginning in tax year 2027. Under the current program (tax years before 2027), total household income must not exceed statutory limits. VA disability payments, Social Security, and military pensions are excluded from the income calculation. Contact your county assessor to confirm current eligibility requirements.

What changed for 2027?

Arizona's enacted law provides a full primary-residence property tax exemption for qualifying Veterans rated 100% service-connected and Veterans receiving TDIU. Veterans below 100% generally receive a proportional assessed-value exemption. Eligible surviving spouses may continue the applicable exemption. Income limits no longer apply to disabled Veterans and their eligible surviving spouses beginning in tax year 2027.

Read the enacted Arizona legislative summary

Arizona County Assessor Directory

Select your county to go directly to the assessor's office for exemption filing, questions, and parcel records.