Hardin County PVA: Homestead and Disability Exemption

The exemption is the State's, under Section 170 of the Kentucky Constitution and KRS 132.810; the Kentucky entry on it explains the amounts and the disability route. The Hardin County Property Valuation Administrator takes the application. What the PVA links. The PVA's site points veterans turning 65 or becoming 100% disabled to "find out if you are eligible for tax exemptions" and carries the Department of Revenue's form 62A350, "APPLICATION FOR EXEMPTION UNDER THE HOMESTEAD/DISABILITY AMENDMENT". The form: "Application is hereby made for the homestead exemption provided by Section 170 of the Kentucky Constitution." For the disability route: "If qualifying under the disability provision under KRS 132.810(2), I do further swear (affirm) under penalty of perjury that my disability is continuing and that if my disability status changes and benefits are no longer received I shall report such changes to the property valuation administrator's office as required by KRS 132.810(4)(b)." Deadline and ownership. "This application-affidavit must be submitted by December 31st of the year in which exemption is sought to the property valuation administrator of the county in which the residential unit is located. In addition, the applicant must own, occupy and maintain the subject property as a taxable interest as of January 1 during the tax year for which the exemption is sought (in accordance with KRS 132.220(1))." And: "Verification documentation must be submitted to the property valuation administrator by December 31 in the first year of eligibility." Read the date. The PVA answers through qPublic, whose site serves a Cloudflare challenge to automated fetches, so the form text rests on the Internet Archive's capture of May 17, 2025; call the PVA office before relying on any figure. The dollar amount is the State's (the Section 170 maximum, adjusted every two years), in the Kentucky entry.