Military Taxes

As a military spouse tax time can be stressful. Here are some answers to some of the most common questions.

Service members and their families are likely to fall into new tax brackets when filing their returns for 2018 - and it could...

Brush up on these 13 deductions before tackling your tax return. They are worth reviewing, as they could lower your tax bill...

This year, Washington will collect $26,198 per household -- but spend $33,054.

If you are a member of the U.S. Armed Forces who serves in a combat zone, you can exclude certain pay from your income...

Now that you're done with 2017 taxes, start planning for 2018. Changes in the law may affect your income tax big time.

With all the changes in the new tax law you don't want to end up with problems next spring

It will be tax time before you know it. Start planning now to avoid delays or hassles

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

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