Franklin County Ohio Homestead Exemption Senior
Franklin County, OH: Ohio homeowners 65 or older (or permanently disabled) with modified adjusted gross income (MAGI) of $41,000 or less can exempt $29,700 of their home's market value from property taxes. Apply with form DTE 105A by December 31.
Ohio Homestead Exemption for Seniors and Disabled Persons in Franklin County
| Who qualifies | Age 65 by December 31 of the year, or permanently disabled; own and live in the home |
|---|---|
| Income limit | $41,000 MAGI (modified adjusted gross income (MAGI) plus any deducted business income), owner and spouse |
| Benefit | $29,700 of market value exempt from property taxes ($59,400 for qualifying 100% disabled veterans) |
| Form | DTE 105A, filed with the county auditor |
| Deadline | December 31 |
Official Franklin County page: https://auditor.franklincountyohio.gov/Real-Estate/Homestead
Common questions
What is the Ohio homestead exemption income limit for 2026?
$41,000 of modified adjusted gross income (MAGI) for you and your spouse.
How much does the Ohio homestead exemption save?
It exempts $29,700 of your home's market value, so the saving is the tax on $29,700 at your local rate.
Is there a different amount for disabled veterans?
Yes. Qualifying 100% disabled veterans can exempt $59,400 of market value with no income limit.
When is the deadline?
File form DTE 105A with your county auditor by December 31.
Related
- Franklin County, OH property tax rate
- OH property tax overview
- Cuyahoga County Ohio Homestead Exemption Senior
Last reviewed October 31, 2026. Figures come from the official sources linked above for the tax year shown. Rules and amounts change each year; confirm your eligibility with the Franklin County assessor or tax office before you apply. This page is general information, not tax or legal advice.