Itasca County Assessor: the Disabled Veterans’ Market Value Exclusion

The exclusion is the State's (Minnesota Statutes 273.13, subdivision 34; see the Minnesota entries on the disabled veteran homestead market value exclusion and the surviving spouse exclusion). What Itasca's Assessor adds is its own statement of the amounts and the route. The page, from the Assessor's Tax Relief Programs section ("Disabled Veterans"): "This program greatly lowers the market value to homestead property that certain disabled veterans own. If the veteran is permanently and totally disabled, the veteran owner should qualify for up to $300,000 reduction. If the owner is 70% or more disabled, they may receive up to a $150,000 reduction in market value." How to apply. "The Veteran must apply with the Itasca County Assessor's office and provide documentation from the Department of Veterans Affairs. The Disabled Veteran Homestead Application - Total Disability (PDF), Disabled Veteran Homestead Application - 70 Percent Disability (PDF) and other forms can be found on the Property Application & Verification Forms page. You may also visit the Minnesota Department of Revenue for additional information on property tax programs." The county's DocumentCenter copy of the application is the Department of Revenue's CR-HEV, "Homestead Exclusion for a Veteran with a Disability", whose instructions say "Applications are due by December 31" and whose checkboxes cover both the 70-percent-or-more certification and the 100% total-and-permanent certification, with a U.S. Government Form DD214 or other discharge papers attached and VA certification. Where. Itasca County Assessor's Department, 123 NE 4th Street, Grand Rapids, MN 55744; (218) 327-2861, fax (218) 327-7343; Monday to Friday 8 to 4:30. The Assessor's other relief pages carry the owner-occupied and relative homesteads, the blind/disabled homestead and the sustainable forest incentive.