Posted on Aug 18, 2016
Should all military compensation be tax free all the time?
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I've always been amused at the irony of Federal taxes being withheld from my paycheck, Sir. Basically, I'm paying a portion of my own check if you get my drift. People complain that they are "paying the salary of Military and Retirees". So am I!
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hadn't thought of that.
MSgt John McGowan
MSG? I think we should get tax free or a reduced rate of taxes on retirement pay. I believe todays's E7 make several hundred more than I do. We can't keep up and pay raised are getting slower and slower. A auto deduction of about 50 to 69 percent would br nice.
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MSG Pat Colby
I was happier than a well slopped pig to get to E-8. The difference between Retired E-7 than E-8 was about $400 a MONTH when I checked out of Hotel Army. My personal needs are minimal. I didn't retire to win the lottery. I just wanted to get my due that was promised to me. My Oath to the Constitution still stands as mutually agreed from way back in 1979...
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well, we're supposed to be about 1% of the population so they won't miss the money right? I did enjoy that little perk while deployed.
That said, we're only 1% of the population and not a voting block. That's why our civilians haven't received a pay increase in a long time and our benefits are being reduced. At least I get 20% discount at Jason's Deli.
That said, we're only 1% of the population and not a voting block. That's why our civilians haven't received a pay increase in a long time and our benefits are being reduced. At least I get 20% discount at Jason's Deli.
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