Nevada military retirement pay tax
Nevada has no state income tax. Military retirement pay is not taxed by the state.
Nevada disabled veteran license plate
Eligibility: 100% SC disability rating, OR combined SC rating totaling 100%, OR VA/DoD certification of total-and-permanent SC disability (NRS 482.377/482.0962).
How to apply: Form SP10 "Disabled Veteran License Plate Application" + VA/DoD certificate letter.
Agency: DMV
Registration, parking, and toll notes
Exempt from parking fees (including metered) at any NV state/local government-owned facility statewide.
No dedicated disabled-veteran toll program confirmed in Nevada.
Nevada property tax benefits
Fiscal year 2026-2027: qualifying permanent service-connected disability allows $18,200 assessed value at 60-79%, $27,300 at 80-99%, or $36,400 at 100%. These are not cash payments. Apply to your county assessor; splitting between property and vehicle tax is allowed. The 2026 real-property filing dates have passed; confirm the applicable year and renewal.
Nevada education benefits
NSHE Purple Heart waivers cover qualifying fees after that semester's federal benefits, including a qualifying-child route. Nevada Guard members have a separate campus-approved registration/lab waiver with term and continuation limits.
Nevada recreation benefits
Qualifying Nevada residents with 50%+ service-connected disability may buy the $15 annual NDOW combination hunting/fishing license; it is not free. State Parks separately offers a $30 annual permit for qualifying permanent service-connected disability, with reservation, hookup and special-event fees excluded.
How to apply for recreation benefitsEducational disclaimer
VetOps is not VA, a VSO, DMV, DOT, a tax advisor, or a government agency. This guide is educational only, does not provide legal, financial, or tax advice, and does not guarantee benefits or tax outcomes.