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California Taxation of Military and Government Pay
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Jul 19, 1999, 3:00:00 AM7/19/99
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In a recent TROA magazine article, I read that- The Anti-Source Tax Law
(Public Law 104-95), enacted Jan. 10, 1996, prohibits a state from
taxing the retirement income of an individual who is not a current
resident of that state for taxable years after Dec. 31, 1995. In
addition, some retirement income is exempt from all state taxation,
including income from qualified pension plans provided by private-
sector employers; retirement benefits from federal, state, and local
government retirement systems and military retired pay; and retirement
benefits made in lump-sum payments if the payments are made at least
annually for 10 years or more.
(Public Law 104-95), enacted Jan. 10, 1996, prohibits a state from
taxing the retirement income of an individual who is not a current
resident of that state for taxable years after Dec. 31, 1995. In
addition, some retirement income is exempt from all state taxation,
including income from qualified pension plans provided by private-
sector employers; retirement benefits from federal, state, and local
government retirement systems and military retired pay; and retirement
benefits made in lump-sum payments if the payments are made at least
annually for 10 years or more.
Does this mean that I can move back to California and not worry about
paying personal income tax on my military or government retirement pay?
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