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S.F. No. 861 - Disabled Veterans Homestead Exclusion
 
Author: Senator Jerry Newton
 
Prepared By: Priyanka Premo, Senate Counsel (651/296-3914)
 
Date: March 8, 2017



 

S.F. 861 expands eligibility to allow a veteran with a 100 percent and temporary disability to qualify for the maximum benefit under the disabled veterans homestead exclusion. Under current law, to qualify for the maximum benefit, a veteran must have a 100 percent and permanent disability.

In addition, this bill increases the maximum benefit from $300,000 of excluded market value to $400,000.

As amended, S.F. 861 would allow the exclusion to carry over to the surviving spouse of a 100 percent and temporary disabled veteran and would eliminate the annual application requirement for that exclusion.

Effective date. This bill is effective for taxes payable beginning in 2018.

 
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