New Hampshire veteran and disabled veteran tax credits
A yearly credit on your property tax bill for veterans, with a much larger credit for veterans totally and permanently disabled from service. Amounts are set by each town.
Apply on the official site ↗Goes to Revenue.NH.gov. Applying is free.
Who generally qualifies
New Hampshire veterans who served in qualifying periods, and veterans with a total and permanent service-connected disability.
Exact income limits and rules are set by New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration and town assessors and can change. Check the official site for current details.
How to apply
- Apply with your county assessor or tax office.
- Include your VA rating letter and proof the home is your primary residence.
- Ask about surviving spouse rules if the veteran has passed away.
What to have ready
- VA rating letter
- DD-214
- Proof of home ownership and residence
Common questions
- Does it cost anything to apply?
- No. Applying through the official site is free. Be wary of anyone who charges a fee to apply for you.
- Do I have to pay it back?
- No. A tax break lowers what you owe. You don't pay it back.
- Who decides if I qualify?
- New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration and town assessors makes the final decision. This page explains the program in general terms only.
- Where can I find current income limits and amounts?
- Income limits, benefit amounts and deadlines change, so check Revenue.NH.gov for the latest details.
Added October 21, 2026. BenefitSearch is not affiliated with New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration and town assessors.