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1. • • Military pay to Iowa residents must be included on line 1 of the IA 1040 to the same extent it is included on the federal return regardless of where the person is stationed when it is received. Other income earned by an Iowa resident stationed in or out of Iowa is also taxable to Iowa to the same extent it is taxable on the federal level.
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     Iowa Tax Responsibilities of Military Personnel

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   Is military pay exempt from Iowa income tax?

   • Iowa Income tax Exclusion for Combat Pay and Extension to File: Military pay received by a resident Service member for active duty service in a combat zone, or hazardous duty area that is excluded from their federal adjusted gross income is also exempt from Iowa income tax.

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   Are military retirement benefits tax deductible in Iowa?

   • Iowa Code sections 422.7(31A) and (31B) provide an exclusion from Iowa Individual Income Tax for military retirement benefits retroactive to tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2014, regardless of a taxpayer’s age. The retirement pay is only deductible to the extent it is included in the taxpayer’s federal adjusted gross income.

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   Is active duty pay tax deductible in Iowa?

   • Note that prior to tax year 2011, if a person in the National Guard or military reserve was called to active duty pursuant to military orders for an operation or purpose other than the operations specified above, the active duty pay is not exempt from Iowa income tax. Include all income on line 1 with other W-2, 1099, or W-2G income.

   Iowa Tax Responsibilities of Military Personnel

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   How much of my military pension income is taxed in Iowa?

   • For example, if a married individual age 65 receives $20,000 in military retirement pay and $25,000 in pension income from John Deere, that individual will be able to exclude $32,000 ($20,000 plus $12,000) of pension income on their Iowa income tax return. How to Change Military Pension Withholding Contact DFAS at the following address:

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3. tax.iowa.gov › expanded-instructions › iowa-taxIowa Tax Responsibilities of Military Personnel

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   Iowa resident members of the armed forces, armed forces military reserve, and the National Guard in an active duty status can exclude pay received from the federal government for military service performed. “Active duty,” for Iowa tax purposes, has the same meaning as defined in 10 U.S.C. § 101 (d) (1).

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   • Military Retirement Benefits Exclusion From Iowa Income Tax

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4. support.taxslayer.com › hc › en-usIs my military income taxable to Iowa? – Support

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   According to the Iowa Department of Revenue, Active Duty Military pay is not taxable on the Iowa return. However, the income does need to be reported on the return. If you are a resident of Iowa, you can deduct the active duty military pay from the return by performing the following steps in the program:

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   In general, income other than active-duty military service pay of an Iowa resident in military service is taxable to the same extent as it is taxable for federal purposes, even if the Iowa resident is stationed outside of Iowa or outside of the United States.

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   Iowa Taxes on Military Pay: Military pay received by Service members serving on active duty is not taxed in Iowa. Learn more about Iowa Taxes on Military Pay. Iowa Taxes...

7. militarypay.defense.gov › Pay › Tax-InformationTax Information - Military Compensation

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   Tax Information. A substantial, but often unseen and overlooked, aspect of military pay is certain built-in tax advantages. Most allowances are tax-exempt. Additionally, certain hardship circumstances will change normally taxable pay into tax-exempt. For more information, select one of the following topic areas: Tax laws have changed, and they ...