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The best states for disabled veterans combine property-tax relief tied to your VA rating, no or low tax on military retirement pay, strong VA healthcare access, and veteran hiring preference. Here are the top-ranked states, scored across those factors. Tap any state for the full breakdown.
| State | Overall score | |
|---|---|---|
| Texas | 96/100 · Excellent | View Texas → |
| Florida | 96/100 · Excellent | View Florida → |
| Washington | 92/100 · Excellent | View Washington → |
| Pennsylvania | 89/100 · Excellent | View Pennsylvania → |
| Virginia | 88/100 · Excellent | View Virginia → |
| Maryland | 88/100 · Excellent | View Maryland → |
| North Carolina | 87/100 · Excellent | View North Carolina → |
| Arizona | 86/100 · Very Good | View Arizona → |
| Ohio | 82/100 · Very Good | View Ohio → |
| Michigan | 82/100 · Very Good | View Michigan → |
| New Jersey | 82/100 · Very Good | View New Jersey → |
| Illinois | 78/100 · Good | View Illinois → |
| Colorado | 78/100 · Good | View Colorado → |
| New York | 75/100 · Good | View New York → |
| Georgia | 72/100 · Good | View Georgia → |
| California | 72/100 · Good | View California → |
Figures verified January 2025. Tax exemptions, caps, and eligibility change and can vary by county — always confirm current details with the state’s Department of Veterans Affairs and your county assessor before relying on them. Informational only, not legal or tax advice.