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Maine Income Tax Forgiveness for Service Members Who Die in Combat or a Terrorist Act

Maine Revenue Services
No Maine tax owed for the year of death, with taxes already paid refunded

If a service member dies in a terrorist act, in combat, or as a result of injuries received in combat, they owe no Maine tax for the year of death and any tax already paid for that year is refunded.

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How to apply

File or amend the service member’s Maine return for the year of death and claim the exemption and refund. Maine Revenue Services can confirm what a survivor or personal representative needs to submit.

What you'll need

The death certificate or DD Form 1300 Report of Casualty, documentation that the death resulted from combat or a terrorist act, and the service member’s Maine tax records for the year of death.

Eligibility

  • The service member was a Maine taxpayer
  • The service member died in a terrorist act, in combat, or as a result of injuries received in combat
  • You are the surviving family member or personal representative filing for the year of death

Source

Official source