I was told at retirement that I only pay taxes on my retirement pay after I subtract my VA Disability. So If I am 100% disabled then I don't pay taxes on 100% of my retirement check. Is this correct and if so how do I file it on my taxes with the 1099-R?
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If you receive Concurrent Retirement and Disability Pay (CRDP), also known as Concurrent Receipt, which allows military retirees to receive both a full military retirement pension and full VA Disability compensation benefits, then only your VA Disability is not taxable. But your military retirement (shown on the 1099-R) is taxable and has to be included in your tax return.
Please follow these instructions to enter your Form 1099-R :
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