Claim is allowed for successive years without further filing as long as eligible.įorm: Homestead Tax Credit and Exemption (54-028) Persons in the military or nursing homes who do not occupy the home are also eligible.įiling Requirements: Claim must be filed on or before July 1. The current credit is equal to the actual tax levy on the first $4,850 of actual value.Įligibility: Must own and occupy the property as a homestead on July 1 of each year, declare residency in Iowa for income tax purposes and occupy the property for at least six months each year. A current Benefits Paid letter and a DD214 must be included with your application.įorm: Disabled Veteran's Homestead Credit (54-049)ĭescription: Originally adopted to encourage home ownership through property tax relief. The surviving spouse as a beneficiary of the estate of a veteran who received the credit may continue to receive the credit as long as the spouse resides in the qualified homestead and does not remarry.įiling Requirements: Claim must be filed on or before July 1. A surviving spouse of a disabled veteran receiving DIC payments also qualifies. Persons in the military or nursing homes who do not occupy the home are also eligible. The veteran must own and occupy the property as a homestead on July 1 of each year, declare residency in Iowa for income tax purposes and occupy the property for at least six months each year. Veterans also qualify who have a permanent and total disability rating based on individual unemployability paid at the 100% disability rate. The current credit is equal to 100% of the actual tax levy.Įligibility: Veterans with a permanent service-connected disability rating of 100% qualify for this credit.
Description: Originally adopted to encourage home ownership for disabled veterans.
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