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Retirement Tax?
Question by none | Posted in Military
I was injured out of the structure on active duty. I was found unfit for duty and placed on TDRL, now when i got my monthly over they did not take out state tax. Will I have to pay state tax on that money? (it was non combat related)
Answer: You will have to stop with your state's tax agency. Normally, a disability retirement is treated as a non-taxable source of receipts.
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What Is The Common Road To Getting Into The Field Of Becoming A Retirement Tax Advisor?
Question by TIE | Posted in United States
advisors who safeguard retirement savings by minimizing their clients/prospects tax burdens. i.e. - legally sheltering monies as hanker as possible; allowing monies to pass from generation to generation.
Answer: Accounting. Start with limit in finance from the best college you can get yourself into. After college, you'll want to get a job with a good size accounting inflexible in tax accounting. With that education and experience, you'll be in a good position to become an advisor.
Should A 10% Post-tax Retirement Deduction Show Up In Your Account As 10% Of The Gross Or 10% Of The Net?
Question by Tim M | Posted in United States
Should a 10% publish-tax retirement deduction show up in your account as 10% minus taxes, or a straight 10%?
Answer: "Assignment-tax deduction" would indicate that the contribution would be 10% of your pay after taxes. That should be before they deduct anything else you have entranced out, like life insurance, medical insurance, etc. Just the taxes would be enchanted out before the contribution would be
Whether Income Earned On Taxed Retirement Funds Is Chargeable To Tax?
Question by Suma Desai | Posted in India
my author is retired bank employee. he has paid the tax on retirement funds. He has deposited some amount of retirement funds in the bank in the name of my matriarch. Whether income earned (interest earned) on these deposits is chargeable to tax? if chargeable, please explain how and to whom? to my
Answer: Interest Receipts on any principal amount, deposited in bank, is liable to tax.
If your father is 65 years old then taxable proceeds of Rs 2.4 lakhs in a year is tax free.
Whether the deposit is in his name or wife's, does not off with a difference. Your father is liable
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