Housing
Putnam County (West Virginia) Assessor: Homestead Exemption and the Disabled Veteran's Real Property Tax Credit
Putnam County Assessor Gary Warner's office (304-586-0206) takes homestead exemption applications July 1 to December 1, open to a homeowner 100 percent permanently and totally disabled, and publishes the disabled veteran's real property tax credit of Code 11-13MM-4, the income-tax credit of the ad valorem tax paid on the homestead.
Also called: homestead exemption, disabled veteran, tax credit, 11-13MM-4, assessor, Gary Warner, 304-586-0206, Winfield, 100% permanently and totally disabled, Winfield, Hurricane, Teays Valley, Poca, Buffalo, Eleanor, Nitro, Scott Depot, Red House.
For: Veteran or service member.
Where it applies
Written for the jurisdictions listed here.
- Putnam County, WVCounty
Thresholds
| Gate | Rule |
|---|---|
| 100% permanently and totally disabled, or the Code 11-13MM-4 veteran rating route | The homestead exemption needs certification of permanent and total disability (age 65 is the other route); the real property tax credit needs the Code 11-13MM-2(b)(3) veteran definition - ninety percent or greater, or individual unemployability. |
Sources
- Putnam County Assessor, Disabled Veteran Real Property Tax Credit (Code 11-13MM-4 PDF, posted July 1, 2024; read 2026-10-28)Official
- Putnam County, West Virginia, Assessor, Frequently Asked Questions (homestead exemption) (read 2026-10-28)Official
- Putnam County, West Virginia, Assessor (read 2026-10-28)Official
- West Virginia Code §11-13MM-4, Disabled veteran real property tax creditOfficial
- West Virginia Code §11-6B-2, Homestead exemption definitionsOfficial
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