What is the percent of disibility required to recieve more than just a tax advantage...military related?
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An amount equal or higher than your retirement check.
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I cannot tell you specifically what is different, but each state has different subtractions and additions to income. The tax laws for each state is different. And if you lived in NYC you pay city tax. In some counties their are different tax rates between school districts. In some states military are not taxed but in others they are. Below are the state links to look it up yourself.
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tax rates differ from county to county, but its safe to go with about 2% of the sales price (base + any special assessments)
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It depends on your taxable income
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It depends on how much you are making and how many dependents you are claiming. The tax standards were raised this year.
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It depends on the MOS you sign up for.  Some are a lot less than that and some are more.
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I would give a big no to this question. As long as our politicians dont create equal oppourtinities for the wide group of population, a tax payer will be forced to share the tax with a big number of non contributing citizens of this country. This means, what he is going to get is only going to be 1 by 100th of what he pays.
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For federal purposes 25% if under $1 million, but 35% over $1 million.  States will vary on their respective withholding tax rate.
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Determine what % of the time you will use the computer for business.  That is the % you can write off your taxes.  Of course that % is open to interpretation by you so be generous with yourself.
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I think any state that has state taxes taxes servicemen.  Most states don't tax servicemen who are deployed to a warzone.
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No, Florida has a small tax on assets, none on income. More vets live in FL than any other state
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it is a 10 percent penalty plus the taxes.  You can take it out without penalty for education and certain other approved uses.  I would advise against it otherwise.
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According to the IRS.....\nhttp://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=108331,00.html
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Let me make sure I understand the question.  Are you saying you are taking out an early distribution from your IRA of $40,000 and want to shelter all of it from the 10% early distribution penalty?  Well, first of all, you only have $10,000 per person per lifetime of 1st time home buyer's exemption.  Of course, if there are two of you, each can pull out $10,000 from their own IRAs.\n\nIt looks like you are reading Publication 590.  Good.  The phrase that is confusing to most people is "The part not subject to the tax is generally the amount that is not more than the qualified higher education expenses (defined later) for the year...".  What they are saying is that the amount you can exempt for education can not be more than the amount you paid for education.  They are not saying you can't include other exemption items on top of the education exemption items.\n\nSo, if you paid $11,000 for tuition, fees, books, supplies, and equipment regardless if it was from a loan, a gift, or from your own wallet, but not from a scholarship or grant, and if you paid at least $10,000 for a house, and if your medical expenses exceeded 7.5% of your AGI by $2,000 (regardless if you use a Schedule A), then you can pull out $23,000 from your IRA and not be penalized.  Don't forget that even though you avoid the penalty, you will still have to include the amount you pull out as taxable income in the year you pull it out.  There is nothing you can do to avoid that.
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I was stationed in Kosovo.  The extra allowances were tax exempt.  I am Canadian, don't know about where you are.
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In Florida if you file homestaed they have a disabilty tax break if you meet the requirments, not sure where you live but check into it. It can range anywhere from an exemption on 10,000.00 to 100 percent.