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HB 2362

Authorizes the "Disabled Veteran Property Tax Relief Act" relating to a property tax exemption for certain veterans

2026 Regular Session Introduced by Matthew Overcast and 3 co-sponsors

Missouri bill exempts disabled veterans from property tax based on service-connected disabilities, advancing with 16-1 House committee support.

Reported Do Pass (H) - AYES: 16 NOES: 1 PRESENT: 0
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Bill Summary · HB 2362

Legislative bill overview

HB 2362 establishes a property tax exemption for disabled veterans in Missouri, allowing certain veterans with service-connected disabilities to receive relief from property tax obligations. The bill has advanced through the House committee process with strong bipartisan support, receiving a 16-1 "Do Pass" recommendation in March 2026.

Why is this important

Property tax exemptions for disabled veterans reduce financial burdens on individuals who have sustained service-related disabilities, potentially improving housing stability and economic security. This type of benefit recognizes military service while addressing the financial challenges many disabled veterans face during civilian reintegration.

Potential points of contention

  • Eligibility criteria specificity: The bill's exact disability rating thresholds, income limits, or service requirements are not detailed in this summary, which could affect how broadly or narrowly the exemption applies
  • Revenue impact: Municipal and county governments lose property tax revenue, raising questions about budget offsetting and whether exemptions should be state-reimbursed to local jurisdictions
  • Definition scope: Clarification needed on what constitutes "certain veterans"—whether all service-connected disabilities qualify or only those rated at specific levels (50%, 100%, etc.)

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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