District of Columbia Property Tax Exemptions for People with Disabilities

District of Columbia property tax exemptions for people with disabilities: what you get, who qualifies and how to apply, from the official source.

District of Columbia has 134,683 owner-occupied homes (ownership rate 41.5%). Disability exemptions are narrower than the general homestead; the verified statewide rules are below.

Verified District of Columbia details: What you get: Disabled Property Owner Tax Relief cuts your property tax by 50 percent. Who qualifies: Owners with a disability who own 50 percent or more of the property, live there, and have household federal AGI under $169,050.00 for tax year 2027. How to apply: Apply online at MyTax.DC.gov (Form ASD-100).

Disability filings in District of Columbia sit alongside the general Homestead Deduction (Reduces the assessed value of an owner-occupied DC home before tax is calculated. Seniors and people with disabilities can also get a 50% reduction in property tax). Bring the disability documentation your county lists; the general filing path is: Apply online through MyTax.DC.gov.

Population and housing figures: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020-2024 5-year (state FIPS 11). Exemption figures checked against the official page on 2026-11-04.

What you get

Disabled Property Owner Tax Relief cuts your property tax by 50 percent.

Who qualifies

Owners with a disability who own 50 percent or more of the property, live there, and have household federal AGI under $169,050.00 for tax year 2027.

How to apply

Apply online at MyTax.DC.gov (Form ASD-100).

Source: DC Office of Tax and Revenue. Figures checked against the official page on 2026-11-04.

See also: District of Columbia overview · People with Disabilities exemptions in other states · Savings calculator · Seniors · Veterans

What property tax exemptions are there for people with disabilities in District of Columbia?

Disabled Property Owner Tax Relief cuts your property tax by 50 percent.

How do people with disabilities apply in District of Columbia?

Apply online at MyTax.DC.gov (Form ASD-100).