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MA H3221
Bill
Status
2/27/2025
Primary Sponsor
David Robertson
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AI Summary
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Increases property tax exemptions for disabled veterans across multiple categories: general veterans ($2,000 valuation or $800), veterans with loss of one limb/eye or military honors ($4,000 valuation or $1,500), veterans with loss of two limbs or bilateral blindness ($8,000 valuation or $2,500), veterans with specially adapted housing ($10,000 valuation or $3,000), and 100% disabled veterans ($6,000 valuation or $2,000)
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Requires veterans to be Massachusetts residents with honorable discharge and either 6 months domicile prior to service or 2 consecutive years of residency before filing for exemption
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Exemptions apply to real estate occupied as the veteran's domicile; married veteran couples where both qualify receive separate exemptions as if unmarried
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Surviving spouses retain the exemption after a disabled veteran's death as long as they remain owner-occupants of the domiciled property
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Cities/towns bear $2,000 of each exemption (or up to $175); the commonwealth reimburses the balance through the state treasurer
Legislative Description
Updating disabled veterans tax exemption totals
Last Action
Accompanied a study order, see H4971
1/22/2026