MOAA State-by-State Assessment

Military Retired Pay Taxation of

EXEMPT PARTIAL EXEMPTION NO EXEMPTION

Military Retirement Pay Exempt From State Taxes: Some states allow military retirees to exempt a specific amount, a percentage, or full military retired pay from state income taxation. Note that Tennessee and New Hampshire tax only dividend and interest income, while Alaska, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming have no state income tax. Veterans also might receive exemptions for disability pay, and spous- es might be able to receive exemptions for their survivor benefi ts. MO

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