An Act relative to National Guard state tax exemption
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill proposes to exempt members of the Massachusetts National Guard from state income tax. It aims to recognize the service and financial burden placed on National Guard members who are also employed. The bill was referred to the Revenue Committee and subsequently concurred in by the Senate. It is similar to other legislation seeking to provide tax relief for National Guard personnel.
Key provisions
- Exempts Massachusetts National Guard members from state income tax.
- Applies to income earned while serving in the National Guard.
- Addresses tax implications for members fulfilling military duties.
- Related to existing legislation concerning National Guard tax exemptions.
Who is affected
- Massachusetts National Guard members
- Taxpayers in Massachusetts
- Military personnel
Notable changes
- Introduces a new state income tax exemption specifically for National Guard members.
- Builds upon previous attempts to provide tax relief to the National Guard.
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Sponsors
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2 on record
Primary sponsor
Daniel J. Ryan
Cosponsor
Daniel J. Ryan
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