The Illinois PTaX-343-a Physician’s Statement for the Homestead Exemption for Persons with Disabilities is a form used by individuals to apply for a property tax exemption. This form must be filled out by a qualified physician and submitted to the county assessor’s office in order for the applicant to receive an exemption on their home. The form certifies that the applicant is a person with a disability and is eligible for the homestead exemption. It contains questions about the applicant’s disability, living situation, and income. There are three types of Illinois PTaX-343-a Physician’s Statement for the Homestead Exemption for Persons with Disabilities: the Standard Statement, the Blind Exemption Statement, and the Disabled Veteran Exemption Statement. The Standard Statement is used for individuals who are disabled and have an annual family income that does not exceed $35,000. The Blind Exemption Statement is used for individuals who are legally blind and have an annual family income that does not exceed $35,000. The Disabled Veteran Exemption Statement is used for individuals who are disabled veterans and have an annual family income that does not exceed $65,000.