Nevada Veteran Benefits
BBenefits organized by category so you can quickly compare tax relief, education support, recreation perks, and more.
How Nevada compares
Nevada offers a solid middle-tier package with 8 tracked benefits and decent support in Property Tax, Income Tax, Education, Employment.
Quick categories
🏠 Property Tax
2 tracked itemsWartime Veteran Property Tax Exemption
Rating: None$3,540 assessed value deduction (2025/2026) for wartime veterans. Can be applied to real property or vehicle privilege taxes. Requires 90+ days active duty with honorable discharge.
Disabled Veteran Property Tax Exemption
Rating: 60%Tiered exemption for 2025/2026: 60-79% disability: $17,700 assessed value. 80-99%: $26,550. 100%: $35,400. Can choose real property or vehicle registration tax.
💰 Income Tax
1 tracked itemNo State Income Tax
Rating: NoneNevada has no individual income tax. All military pay, retirement, and VA benefits are completely tax-free at the state level.
🎓 Education
1 tracked itemTuition Waivers for Dependents
Rating: N/APurple Heart recipients and children/spouses of POW/MIA service members may qualify for tuition waivers at state schools.
💼 Employment
1 tracked itemState Employment Preference
Rating: NoneNevada provides veterans preference in state government hiring.
🎣 Recreation
1 tracked itemDisabled Veteran Hunting/Fishing License
Rating: 50%$15 combination hunting and fishing license for veterans with 50%+ VA disability and honorable discharge. Active duty residents stationed outside NV also eligible.
🚗 Vehicle
1 tracked itemDisabled Veteran License Plate
Rating: Any rated disabilityDisabled Veteran plate: initial $8.50 fee, no annual renewal. Exempts vehicle from state and local parking fees. 11 total military/veteran plate designs available.
🏥 Healthcare
1 tracked itemNevada State Veterans Homes
Rating: NoneTwo homes in Boulder City and Sparks providing skilled nursing care. Open to honorably discharged veterans, spouses, and surviving spouses.