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1 posted on 12/04/2017 12:47:27 PM PST by NewJerseyJoe
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Great, as long as you cut spending to replace vet taxes.


2 posted on 12/04/2017 12:51:59 PM PST by sparklite2 (I hereby designate the ongoing kerfuffle Diddle-Gate.)
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Great info, thanks. I had no idea. Is this new?


3 posted on 12/04/2017 12:56:49 PM PST by Jim Pelosi
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Something like this ought to be part of the Federal taxes.


5 posted on 12/04/2017 1:07:47 PM PST by Little Pig
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Veterans should get a free ride at tax time. Veterans should pay social security pay roll tax and that’s it. No income tax for life.


6 posted on 12/04/2017 1:10:32 PM PST by central_va (I won't be reconstructed and I do not give a damn.)
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Snowflakes will scream about supporting and awarding war like they’ve done with our National Anthem.


7 posted on 12/04/2017 1:33:57 PM PST by SkyDancer ( ~ Just Consider Me A Random Fact Generator ~)
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National Guard members receive a DD-214 after graduating from initial training. Does that count in New Jersey? Some have been told the time in initial training (Basic and AIT or OSUT) is active duty, but some online explanations on civilian web sites have been written to exclude any and all National Guard service.


9 posted on 12/04/2017 2:20:14 PM PST by familyop ("Welcome to Costco. I love you." --Costco greeter in the movie, "Idiocracy")
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Thanks - heard it was out there somewhere, but hadn't heard the details - certainly worth applying for -

Now if I can just find out what the upper limit on pension deductions is, I'll be really happy - for last year it was 20k possible deduction as long as one didn't earn over 100k for the whole year, otherwise no deduction at all - the gas-tax raise bill included a provision that upped the deduction by 20k per year until a total deduction of 100k was to be allowed, but last I checked the upper limit hadn't been changed, so that one could eventually deduct a pension of 100k as long as one didn't earn one dollar over 100k for the entire year (like maybe with a little CD interest or IRA distribution), in which case nothing - our state legislature at work - I'm presuming it will be adjusted eventually if it hasn't been already, but when and where, who knows......

10 posted on 12/04/2017 2:22:21 PM PST by Intolerant in NJ
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