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3grandkids
I am wondering if being granted DIC includes the property tax exemption benefit for the widow or widower?
My spouse died at 90% service connected disabled and I am still in the appeal process for DIC and service connected death. I am substituting for undecided open claims at the time of death, also.
I read that only 12 states so far offer 100 percent exemption for 100 percent disabled Vets but since my spouse did not live long enough to receive this benefit, if DIC is finally granted to me, will I be able to get that exemption? Thank you for any info on this.
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Gastone
In Mi, as long as the spouse doesn't remarry, she/he is eligible for the State 100% Property Tax Exemption. It's not retroactive and a Property Tax Exemption Form must be filed with the City Tax Auth
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I believe that each state has different laws pertaining to property tax exemptions for 100% disabled veterans and their surviving spouses. In my home state of Georgia, the surviving spouse of a 100%
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"My spouse died at 90% service connected disabled and I am still in the appeal process for DIC and service connected death. I am substituting for undecided open claims at the time of death, also." I
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