Nebraska

Homestead Exemption Category 4 for veterans rated 100 percent service connected. Percent exempted varies by income and household size.

Nebraska does not tax VA disability compensation, and military retirement pay is fully exempt from Nebraska income tax (100% exemption since the 2022 tax year).

Nebraska gives veterans rated 100% free Disabled Veteran plates and registration, and free plates (with regular registration fees) for 50-99%; a motor-vehicle tax exemption is available for one vehicle.

Nebraska adds 5% to a veteran's passing state employment score, plus another 5% for disabled veterans, with preference also for eligible spouses.

Under 38 USC 3679(c) (originally Section 702 of the Veterans Access, Choice, and Accountability Act), every public college that accepts Post-9/11 GI Bill or Montgomery GI Bill students must charge in state tuition to covered students using their GI Bill, regardless of state residency. The old requirement to enroll within 3 years of separation was removed by the Isakson and Roe Act effective August 1, 2021, so there is no longer a time limit after discharge. State specific extensions to this rule are noted below where applicable.

Nebraska's Waiver of Tuition waives 100% of tuition at the University of Nebraska and state colleges for the children, spouses, and widow(er)s of veterans who died on active duty, died of a service cause, or are permanently and totally disabled from service.

Free combined hunting and fishing permit.

Reduced or free Nebraska state park entry permit for qualifying veterans.

Resident veterans rated 50%+ get a free perpetual Disabled Veteran's Lifetime Park Entry Permit and a free lifetime small-game hunt/fish/fur-harvest permit.

Nebraska's state veterans cemeteries (Alliance and Unadilla) provide no-cost burial - plot, opening/closing, and headstone - for eligible veterans and their families.