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I am in the military and a resident of Arkansas. I do not pay state taxes but I have a $ amount in box 16 on my W2. Is this correct?
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I am in the military and a resident of Arkansas. I do not pay state taxes but I have a $ amount in box 16 on my W2. Is this correct?
Yes, for tax year
beginning January 1, 2014, service pay or allowance received by an
active duty member of the armed forces is 100% exempt from Arkansas
income tax.You still have to file a tax return, however, then indicate that it is not taxable.
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I am in the military and a resident of Arkansas. I do not pay state taxes but I have a $ amount in box 16 on my W2. Is this correct?
Yes, for tax year
beginning January 1, 2014, service pay or allowance received by an
active duty member of the armed forces is 100% exempt from Arkansas
income tax.You still have to file a tax return, however, then indicate that it is not taxable.
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