We provide this free VA disability rating calculator to help you estimate your combined VA rating. In VA math, 80% disability plus another 20% disability doesn’t add up to a 100% rating. Follow the steps below and let’s see if we can help you get the rating you deserve. We use all of the current ratings and update the calculator regularly. You don’t need a VA disability math chart with our handy calculator. (This is a VA disability estimator. It uses the correct process to calculate your VA disability rating, but doesn’t replace the Veterans affairs administration official calculation.)
These rates are effective from December 1, 2023 to November 30, 2024, so while the law was passed in 2023, these are considered the 2024 VA disability rates.
Click the button below that matches your level of disability. If you have two issues that are 10% each in your right arm, click the 10% button twice. Issues such as PTSD or Sexual Trauma go under “Additional Disability” at whichever rating level. You can erase any of your selections by clicking the X above the list below.
It’s important to note that if you have a service-connected disability affecting paired body parts, such as your right and left arms, you may be eligible for an additional 10% rating because of a special consideration called the bilateral factor. If this applies to you, you don’t need a separate VA bilateral factor calculator to determine your rating, as it is already built into this calculator for your convenience.
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