Indiana Disabled Veteran Property Tax Deduction
Program at a Glance
- Location: Indiana (statewide, through your county auditor or veteran service officer)
- Status: Open; the state page lists no deadline
- Maximum benefit: A 100% deduction of your home’s assessed value for total disability, or credits of $350 and $250
- Who it’s for: Honorably discharged Indiana veterans with a service-connected disability
- How to apply: Go to your County Veteran Service Officer or County Auditor, or submit State Form 12662
- Last verified: November 2026
About the Program
Indiana has several breaks. A totally disabled veteran with at least 90 days of service, an honorable discharge and a year of Indiana residence gets a 100% deduction on the assessed value of their main home. A veteran with wartime service, an honorable discharge and a rating of at least 10% can get a $350 credit, and a veteran aged 62 or older with a rating of at least 10% can get a $250 credit. The credits can be combined. A veteran rated 50% or more who received a home from a tax-exempt organization, usually a 501(c)(3), gets a deduction equal to their rating percentage, such as 50% for a 50% rating. Take your DD-214 and VA award letter to your County Veteran Service Officer or County Auditor, or send State Form 12662 to the Indiana Department of Veterans’ Affairs.
Official source: Indiana Department of Veterans’ Affairs: Disabled veteran property tax deduction
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Last checked Nov 10, 2026.