Housing
Baltimore County and the Disabled Veteran Exemption
Baltimore County has no disabled veteran credit of its own. A veteran with the state 100% exemption, and a surviving spouse, is also excused from Metropolitan District charges. The county refund goes back only three years and is claimed by letter to the County Council.
Also called: property tax, refund, Metropolitan District, water and sewer, 11-2-106, 7-208, 100% disabled.
For: Veteran or service member, survivor.
Where it applies
Written for the jurisdictions listed here.
- Baltimore County, MDCounty
Thresholds
| Gate | Rule |
|---|---|
| 100% permanent and total | The exemption, the refund, and the Metropolitan District relief follow a 100% permanent and total rating or a finding of permanent unemployability. One path is a VA rating of 100% that is service-connected, permanent, and total. |
| Permanent and total on the 100% path | The 100% rating has to be permanent and total. A 100% rating VA has not made permanent does not meet this path. |
| Permanently unemployable | The other path is a finding that the veteran is permanently unemployable. The assessment application treats that as 100% permanently unemployable. |
| Permanent on the unemployability path | Unemployability qualifies on this path when VA has found it permanent. |
Sources
- Baltimore County Office of Budget and Finance, disabled veteran and surviving spouse property tax exemption or refundOfficial
- Baltimore County Department of Public Works and Transportation, Metropolitan District financing and petitionsOfficial
- Baltimore County Code, section 11-2-106, refund of taxes to eligible veterans and blind individualsOfficial
- Maryland Code, Tax-Property section 7-208Official
- Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation, real property exemptionsOfficial
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Disclaimer
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