Excludes basic pay received for active duty military service from gross income taxation.
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Overview
This bill would change New Jersey’s tax laws to exclude basic pay received by active duty military members and National Guard members on active duty or training from being considered as part of a resident’s gross income for state tax purposes. Currently, certain military allowances are already exempt. This legislation broadens the existing exemptions to include the core component of military pay, known as basic pay. The changes would take effect immediately and apply to tax years beginning after the bill’s enactment.
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