Disabled veterans in Clarksville and the rest of Montgomery County, Tennessee, have until April 5, 2027 to apply for a state program that pays all or part of the property taxes on their home. Applications and supporting documents must be filed at the Montgomery County Trustee’s office by that date, according to the Trustee’s website. The 2026 program covers veterans with a total and permanent service-connected disability and some surviving spouses.
Which veterans qualify
The Trustee’s veteran tax relief page lists four paths. A veteran qualifies with a service-connected disability that caused paraplegia, permanent paralysis of both legs and the lower body, loss or loss of use of two or more limbs, or legal blindness. A 100% total and permanent disability rating from being a prisoner of war also qualifies.
The path that covers the largest group is a total and permanent disability rating from a service-connected disability. A veteran with that rating from the Department of Veterans Affairs, who owns the home and uses it as a primary residence, can apply. The page says the property must be a primary residence the applicant owns and uses…