Military Taxes

Here's a roundup of deduction tips, options to file free and, if all else fails, how to file for an extension.

There's less than a week left to file your federal income tax returns for the 2018 tax year.

Military personnel and their families have access to a variety of tax preparation and filing services for free.

What does the Military Spouses Residency Relief Act mean and how does it and a 2019 update help spouses? Learn more.

Be careful who you hire to do your taxes. They may end up costing you dearly.

Tricare is considered minimum essential coverage under the Affordable Care Act recipients must note it on their tax returns.

Military families must contend with moving and child care issues -- and both of these issues can be very expensive.

Military disability retirement pay and veterans' benefits may be partially or fully excluded from taxable income.

You may be getting a nice refund from Uncle Sam this year, thanks to the St. Clair decision

You may wonder if you need to report your GI Bill on your taxes.

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