Housing
Cherokee County Tax Assessor: Disabled Veteran Homestead Exemption
The Cherokee County Tax Assessor's exemption page sets the disabled veteran exemption at $117,014 off assessed value, applying to county and school M&O, requires VA or doctor certification of a 100% service-connected disability on or before January 1 plus proof of an honorable discharge, and takes applications in person in Canton by April 1 of the effective year.
Also called: property tax, homestead, 48-5-48, $117,014, ES5, L20, Tax Assessor, April 1, Canton, DD-214.
For: Veteran or service member, spouse, survivor.
Where it applies
Written for the jurisdictions listed here.
- Cherokee County, GACounty
Thresholds
| Gate | Rule |
|---|---|
| 100% service-connected | One path is a 100% rating certified by VA; statutory awards for loss of limbs or sight, and unemployability paid at the 100% rate, are other paths the filter does not test. |
| Paid at the 100% rate for unemployability | Individual unemployability paid at the 100% rate qualifies under the statute; the county page does not say so. |
Sources
- Cherokee County Tax Assessor, homestead exemptions (read via the Internet Archive capture of April 10, 2026; the live site answers 403)Official
- Official Code of Georgia 48-5-48, homestead exemption for disabled veterans (FindLaw copy, current to March 28, 2024)Mirror
- Georgia General Assembly, Senate Bill 566 (2026), Act 378, signed April 22, 2026Official
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