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Veterans Legal Services Laws in Nevada.
Veterans benefits are predominantly federal, administered by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Nevada supplements federal benefits through the Nevada Department of Veterans Services (NDVS), which operates the Northern Nevada State Veterans Home (Sparks), the Southern Nevada State Veterans Home (Boulder City), and a statewide network of Veteran Service Officers. Nevada offers a property-tax exemption for disabled veterans. The VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System (Las Vegas) and VA Sierra Nevada Health Care System (Reno) serve Nevada veterans.
Last verified: 2026-04-17
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Monthly compensation for service-connected disabilities, rated 10–100%. No income limit.
Veterans with 60%+ service-connected disability receive a property-tax exemption on their primary residence. Amount varies by disability rating: 60-79% = $20,000 assessed value; 80-99% = $30,000; 100% = $40,000 (amounts adjust annually). Spouses of 100%-disabled veterans continue to qualify.
Administers Nevada's state veterans homes, state veterans cemeteries, and a network of Veteran Service Officers.
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