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Office of the
Assessor
Madison, Connecticut

8 Campus Drive, Madison, CT 06443

Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

PHONE
(203) 245-5652


STAFF
Orietta Nucolo
Assessor
Melinda Syvertsen
Assistant Assessor
Cheryl Magera
Assessment Clerk

Office of the Assessor
Madison, Connecticut

Hours of Business

Monday - Friday
8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Assessor's Office
(203) 245-5652

 

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Veteran's Information and Qualifications

Veteran's Information and Qualifications

Veterans

A veteran is described as a person who has served in the armed forces as required within Connecticut General Statute 12-81 (19), (20), (21), (22), (23), (24), (25) or (26) and 27-103. Currently the benefit is 9,000 off the assessed value of either your real estate or your motor vehicle.

Any resident of the Town of Madison that is a veteran of the armed forces in a time of war or is still serving in the armed forces may be entitled to this exemption.

How to make application for an exemption pursuant to CGS 12-81 (19):

For those that have been discharged and have a DD214:

  1. File your DD214 with the Madison Town Clerk no later than September 30th.
  2. You must be a Madison resident as of October 1st and
  3. Have record ownership of property as of October 1st and
  4. You must have at least 90 days of active service during a stated period of war. If the campaign lasted less than 90 days then you must have served in a combat or combat support role for the duration of the campaign unless you were separated from service earlier because of a service-connected disability rated by the Veterans Administration. Active service means service in the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force or Coast Guard.

For those who are still Currently serving and are unable to appear personally by reason of that service:

  1. You must be a Madison resident as of October 1st and
  2. Have record ownership of property as of October 1st and
  3. You must have at least 90 days of active service during a stated period of war. If the campaign lasted less than 90 days then you must have served in a combat or combat support role for the duration of the campaign unless you were separated from service earlier because of a service-connected disability rated by the Veterans Administration. Active service means service in the Army, Navy Marine Corps, Air Force or Coast Guard and
  4. You must forward to the Madison Assessor annually, and no later than September 30th, a written statement, signed by your commanding officer attesting to the dates of your service.

For those who are still Currently Serving and are unable to appear personally because they are currently serving in a theatre of war:

1.   You must be a Madison resident as of October 1st and

  1. Have record ownership of property as of October 1st and
  2. You must have at least 90 days of active service during a stated period of war. If the campaign lasted less than 90 days then you must have served in a combat or combat support role for the duration of the campaign unless you were separated from service earlier because of a service-connected disability rated by the Veterans Administration. Active service means service in the Army, Navy Marine Corps, Air Force or Coast Guard and
  3. A notarized statement from a parent, guardian, spouse or legal representative stating that you are personally unable to appear by reason of your service in a theatre of war and attesting to your dates of service must be presented annually to the Madison Assessor’s Office no later than September 30th. 

Additional Veteran’s Exemptions

If you are presently receiving a Veteran’s exemption you may qualify for an additional exemption provided by Connecticut General Statues 12-81f. Those who meet the income requirements and who file for the additional exemption receive an additional % of the basic exemption.

How to make application for the Additional Veteran’s Exemption pursuant to 12-81f:

  1. Filing period is between February 1 and October 1 of any given year.
  2. Must file for the exemption biennially.
  3. Must meet income requirements: (2007 Income)

Unmarried                $29,800                  Married     $36,500 (joint income)
And provide documentation regarding qualifying income (i.e. federal tax return).

  1. Applications are available from the Assessor, 8 Campus Drive, Madison CT 06443 – Please apply in person and bring required documentation.

Dates of Service Chart

Event

Dates

Special Conditions

Spanish-American War

04/21/1898 to 07/04/1902

Includes Philippine Insurrection and Boxer Rebellion

Moro Province Engagement

04/21/1898 to 07/15/1903

 

Mexico Border Period

03/10/1916 to 04/16/1917

 

World War I

04/06/1917 to 11/11/1918

 

World War I, Service in Russia

04/06/1917 to 04/01/1920

 

World War II

12/07/1941 to 12/31/1947

 

Korean Conflict

06/27/1950 to 01/31/1955

 

Lebanon

07/01/1958 to 11/01/1958

A person must have served in combat or combat support role

Vietnam Era

02/28/1961 to 07/01/1975

 

Lebanon Peace Keeping Mission

09/02/1982 to 03/30/1984

A person must have served in combat or combat support role

Grenada, Invasion of

10/25/1983 to 12/15/1983

A person must have served in a combat or combat support role for the duration of a campaign lasting less than 90 days

Operation Earnest Will

02/01/1987 to 07/23/1987

A person must have served in combat or combat support role

Panama, Invasion of

12/20/1989 to 01/31/1990

A person must have served in a combat or combat support role for the duration of a campaign lasting less than 90 days

Persian Gulf War

08/02/1990 to present

Service in combat or combat support role is not required


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