Active Duty Pay

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June 1, 2019
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I was on ADOS orders in the MN National Guard for over 90 days consecutively. Do I choose that these wages were active military pay or no? I did the rest of the year as just regular National Guard Reserve Pay?

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Best answer by DanaB27

Yes, if you were on active duty orders these wages would be considered active military pay.

If you are a military member and a Minnesota resident, you may subtract federally taxable active-duty military pay when determining your Minnesota tax.

You may claim this subtraction if any of the following apply:

You serve in the Minnesota National Guard and Reserves, and you receive federally taxable active-duty pay for services or compensation for training and meetings under U.S. Code, titles 10 and 32. Examples include:

Active Duty Special Work (ADSW) or Active Duty Operational Support (ADOS)
Natural disaster emergency response, missing persons searches, and airport security duty
Re-enlistment bonuses
National Guard and Reserves duties, annual training, and drill weekends, including training and meetings inside or outside of Minnesota
Compensation for serving while assigned to Active Guard Reserves (AGR) under U.S. Code, title 32

Please see MN Military Pay Subtraction for detailed information.

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DanaB27Answer

Level 15

Yes, if you were on active duty orders these wages would be considered active military pay.

If you are a military member and a Minnesota resident, you may subtract federally taxable active-duty military pay when determining your Minnesota tax.

You may claim this subtraction if any of the following apply:

You serve in the Minnesota National Guard and Reserves, and you receive federally taxable active-duty pay for services or compensation for training and meetings under U.S. Code, titles 10 and 32. Examples include:

Active Duty Special Work (ADSW) or Active Duty Operational Support (ADOS)
Natural disaster emergency response, missing persons searches, and airport security duty
Re-enlistment bonuses
National Guard and Reserves duties, annual training, and drill weekends, including training and meetings inside or outside of Minnesota
Compensation for serving while assigned to Active Guard Reserves (AGR) under U.S. Code, title 32

Please see MN Military Pay Subtraction for detailed information.

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keren-1994Author

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So even though not all the wages were active duty I still put active duty wages correct? And when I file my state taxes under the National Guard Reserve wages do I put an amount there too because I did have reserve wages in my W2 or do I just leave it blank at that point?