Caddo Parish Assessor: Disabled Veteran Exemption and Special Assessment Level

The Caddo Parish Assessor’s FAQ sets the veteran routes: a VA form stating 100% disability opens up to $75,000 of additional homestead, and a 50% service-connected disabled veteran can freeze the assessed value by applying each year.

Also called: property tax, assessor, homestead exemption, special assessment level, Form A25, veteran exemption.

For: Veteran or service member, survivor.

Where it applies

Written for the jurisdictions listed here.

Caddo Parish, LACounty

The exemption is the State's, under La. Const. art. VII, section 21, as the State entries explain. The Caddo Parish Assessor, Dr. Regina Webb, publishes the routes on its own FAQ. The additional homestead. It applies if the owner qualifies for homestead (own and occupy) and is 100 percent service-related disabled. The owner must get a form from the Veterans Administration stating they are 100 percent disabled; with that, the FAQ says the owner can qualify for up to $75,000 of additional homestead. The freeze. A homeowner who is not 65 can qualify for the assessment level freeze by being 100 percent disabled for Social Security purposes or a 50 percent disabled veteran for service-related disability. The owner must bring a statement from Social Security stating 100 percent disability or a statement from the Veterans Administration stating a 50 percent service-related disability. Unlike the senior freeze, this one must be applied for each year and is not permanent. The office. 501 Texas Street, Room 102, Shreveport 71101, 318-226-6704; the assessor's desk is 318-226-6711, [email protected]; hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday to Friday.

Thresholds

Thresholds for Caddo Parish Assessor: Disabled Veteran Exemption and Special Assessment Level
Gate	Rule
100% for the additional homestead; 50% for the freeze	A VA form stating 100% service-connected disability qualifies the owner for up to $75,000 of additional homestead. A 50% service-connected rating qualifies the owner for the special assessment level freeze, applied for each year.
Freeze re-applied each year	The disabled-veteran assessment freeze must be applied for each year and is not permanent like the senior freeze.

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Last updated 2026-10-08.

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