Updated January 2026
Utah Veteran Benefits 2026
Utah offers several benefits for veterans and military retirees. Here is a summary of the key tax and property benefits available in UT for 2026.
Utah Highlights
- Retirement tax credit available
- Property tax exemption for disabled veterans
- Free state park access for disabled veterans
- Utah Veterans Nursing Home
Income Tax Treatment
Utah has a state income tax.
Military Retirement Pay: Utah offers a retirement tax credit that may partially offset tax on military retirement pay.
Active Duty Pay: Active duty pay is taxable by Utah.
VA Disability Compensation: VA disability compensation is tax-free at both the federal and state level in all 50 states. Utah does not tax VA disability payments.
Property Tax Exemption for Veterans
Disabled veterans receive property tax exemption based on disability rating. Up to $276,753 for 100% disabled.
Maximum Benefit: Up to $276,753 for 100% disabled
To apply for property tax exemptions in Utah, contact your county assessor's office or the Utah Department of Veterans Affairs. You will typically need your VA disability rating letter and proof of residence.
VA Healthcare in Utah
Utah has approximately 2 VA medical centers along with community-based outpatient clinics (CBOCs) throughout the state. Veterans enrolled in VA healthcare can receive care at any VA facility nationwide.
To find the nearest VA facility, visit VA.gov Facility Locator.