Residents of the City of Alexandria who are 65 years of age or older or who are permanently and totally disabled as of November 15 may be eligible for the City's Real Estate Tax Relief or Deferral Program for Elderly or Disabled Persons.

The City’s Personal Property Tax Relief Program for senior or permanently disabled, City residents allows eligible applicants to be exempt from payment of personal property tax on one vehicle.

Note: A taxpayer may simultaneously apply for Real Estate Tax Relief and Personal Property Tax Relief using the combined application form. If more than one vehicle is owned, the City will apply the benefit to the vehicle with the highest assessment, subject to certain guidelines.

Certain qualifying disabled veterans may be exempt from the Personal Property tax on up to one vehicle.

The City offers a full real estate tax exemption to veterans with total and permanent service-connected disability and their surviving spouses, subject to the terms in Virginia Code § 58.1-3219.5.

The City also offers a full personal property tax exemption on a single vehicle to veterans with total and permanent service-connected disability, subject to the terms in Virginia Code § 58.1-3668.

The City offers a full real estate tax exemption to the spouse of any veteran killed in action, subject to the terms in Virginia Code § 58.1-3219.9.

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Beginning with Tax Year 2023, the Alexandria City Council has adopted a reduced real estate tax rate of $0.01 per $100 of assessed valuation for any real property owned by the spouse of a veteran killed in the Line of Duty.