Liberty County Appraisal District: Disabled Veteran Exemptions

The exemptions are the State's (Tax Code sections 11.22 and 11.131); the Texas entries give the amounts and the rules. The district's release: "Veterans with a service connected disability are encouraged to file an exemption application form to have their property taxes lowered. Some veterans may even qualify for a 100 percent exemption of their taxes. Texas law provides partial exemptions for any property owned by veterans who are disabled, surviving spouses and surviving children of deceased disabled veterans", including homesteads donated to disabled veterans. Its forms page lists the "Disabled Veteran's or Survivor's Exemption" application, the Comptroller's form 50-135, which it links on a third-party host; the Comptroller's own copy is the same form. How many. The district's 2026 certified totals (July 20, 2026), for the county's own levy (GLI): 643 homesteads exempt in full for a disabled veteran rated 100% or unemployable (DVHS), $177,617,480 of value, and 3 more for surviving spouses (DVHSS); and partial exemptions by rating of 75 at 10 to 29 percent, 57 at 30 to 49, 109 at 50 to 69 and 869 at 70 or more, with 13 more for survivors. Installments. The district's calendar reminds disabled veterans and their surviving spouses with a section 11.22 exemption that they may pay homestead taxes in four instalments if they give notice and pay the first by the delinquency date. Where. 2030 Sam Houston Street, Liberty, TX 77575; (936) 336-5722, fax (936) 336-8390; Chief Appraiser Lana McCarty.