New Hampshire · State benefits
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New Hampshire serves veterans through the Department of Military Affairs and Veterans Services and town assessors. Big wins: property tax CREDITS of $50 for qualifying veterans (up to $750 if the town adopted the optional credit) and $700 for veterans with total and permanent service-connected disabilities (up to $5,000 by town vote since July 2025), and a FULL property tax exemption for blind, paraplegic, or double-amputee veterans in VA-adapted homes. Children of veterans who died in wartime service or from service-connected disability can get free tuition at state colleges. Call your town assessor or the state veterans office for help applying.
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1. Property tax
2. License plate and registration
3. Education
4. Military retirement and state income tax
5. Hunting and fishing
6. Parks
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