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Arizona / State / 57th Legislature, First Regular Session (2025)

House Bill 2672 (2025) The standalone bill for a full disabled veteran property tax exemption, never enacted

Needs reviewDid not pass

57th Legislature, First Regular Session (2025)

Expands benefits Would have fully exempted the property of a veteran rated 100 percent service-connected.

House Bill 2672 would have fully exempted the property of a veteran rated 100 percent service-connected. It passed the House and was read twice in the Senate, and the Legislature’s record shows no governor action and no chapter number. The full exemption became law through the tax omnibus, Senate Bill 1749 (Laws 2025, chapter 247). Tracked because this catalog, following the Senate fact sheet, credited House Bill 2672.

Progress

Path to law: Bill in a two-chamber legislature

  1. Introduced Done, House
  2. In committee Done, House Ways and Means, then Senate Finance and Rules
  3. Passed one chamber Done, House
  4. Died Stopped hereThe session adjourned with the bill in Senate Rules after Finance reported it
  5. Signed by the governor Not reached
  6. In effect Not reached

Sponsors

  • Michael CarboneSponsor, Republican, House
  • Leo BiasiucciCo-sponsor, Republican, House
  • Walt BlackmanCo-sponsor, Republican, House
  • Junelle CaveroCo-sponsor, Democratic, House
  • John GilletteCo-sponsor, Republican, House
  • Rachel KeshelCo-sponsor, Republican, House
  • Nick KupperCo-sponsor, Republican, House
  • Aaron MárquezCo-sponsor, Democratic, House
  • David Marshall, Sr.Co-sponsor, Republican, House
  • Stacey TraversCo-sponsor, Democratic, House
  • Frank CarrollCo-sponsor, Republican, Senate
  • David GowanCo-sponsor, Republican, Senate
  • Janae ShampCo-sponsor, Republican, Senate

What it touches

  • A.R.S. § 42-11111

Catalog entry

Official record

Read House Bill 2672 (2025) on the jurisdiction's own record