★   Attention Missouri Disabled Veterans   ★

Property Tax Relief for Disabled Veterans

Missouri Disabled Veterans
Deserve Tax Relief.

A bill to exempt disabled veterans from property taxes on their home has been filed every year since 2018. The Senate passed it 32–0. The House keeps killing it. Session ends May 15.

IMPORTANT: The property tax exemption has NOT passed yet. If you heard otherwise — that is misinformation.  |  Help us force a vote.

What You Need to Know

The bill is NOT law. Despite what you may have read online — the Disabled Veterans Homestead Exemption has not passed. Do not contact your assessor's office.

What the bill would do: Property tax exemptions of $10,000 to $500,000 based on your disability rating — starting at 30% disabled.

480,000 Missouri veterans. 15% have service-connected disabilities. All deserve this protection.

The Senate passed it 32–0 in 2025. Every Republican. Every Democrat. The House ran out the clock. It died anyway.

Every Neighboring State Already Does This

Arkansas    Illinois    Iowa    Oklahoma
Missouri — not yet. Help us change that.

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Rep. Dave Griffith — Committee Chair

U.S. Army Green Beret. He controls whether this bill gets a vote. Term limited 2026 — this is his last session. Ask him to bring it to the floor.

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Session Ends

MAY 15

The Missouri legislative session ends May 15, 2026. If the House Veterans and Armed Forces Committee does not vote before then — this bill dies again. Scan the QR code. Make the call. Do it today.