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Property Tax Exemption for Disabled Veterans and Their Survivors is a legal document that was released by the Vermont Department of Veterans Affairs - a government authority operating within Vermont.
Q: Who is eligible for property tax exemption for disabled veterans and their survivors in Vermont?
A: Disabled veterans and their surviving spouses or parents may be eligible for property tax exemption in Vermont.
Q: What is the requirement for property tax exemption for disabled veterans and their survivors in Vermont?
A: The veteran must have a service-connected disability rated at 50% or higher to qualify for the property tax exemption in Vermont.
Q: What is the benefit of property tax exemption for disabled veterans and their survivors in Vermont?
A: The property tax exemption provides a reduction or complete waiver of property taxes for eligible disabled veterans and their survivors in Vermont.
Q: How can disabled veterans and their survivors apply for property tax exemption in Vermont?
A: Disabled veterans and their survivors can apply for property tax exemption by filing an application with their local town assessor's office in Vermont.
Q: Is there a deadline for applying for property tax exemption for disabled veterans and their survivors in Vermont?
A: Yes, the application for property tax exemption must be filed by April 1st each year in Vermont.
Form Details:
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