Vermont Income Tax Exemption for National Guard and Reserve…

Vermont Income Tax Exemption for National Guard and Reserve Pay

Vermont Department of Taxes

Up to $2,000 of Guard or Reserve pay exempt from Vermont income tax

Up to $2,000 of your pay for service in the Vermont National Guard or the U.S. Armed Forces Reserves is exempt from Vermont income tax, as long as your federal adjusted gross income is less than $50,000.

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How to apply

There is nothing to apply for. Subtract up to $2,000 of your Guard or Reserve pay when you report your income on your Vermont return.

What you'll need

Your Leave and Earnings Statements or W-2 showing your Guard or Reserve pay, and your federal return showing your adjusted gross income.

Eligibility

You are a Vermont resident filing a Vermont income tax return
You serve in the Vermont National Guard or the U.S. Armed Forces Reserves
Your federal adjusted gross income is less than $50,000

Source

Official source

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