State Taxes M ilitary members will owe state income tax to their state of legal residence. To take advantage of such favorable tax treatment, however, you need to meet the legal residency requirements. M ilitary dependents will also owe state income tax to their state of legal residence and may also owe tax to any state in which they have earned income during the tax year. Usually the states will have a formula to apply to part-year residents so that you won't end up owing the full amount of the income tax to both or all of the states. As with other Legal Assistance programs, the service is free of charge.
Electronic filing is available for most returns.
Check here in the coming months for details on how the tax center will operate for 1999 filing, including its location and office hours. The Installation Tax Officer for 1998 returns was CPT Stephanie Sanderson, who can be reached at 545-3281. If you'd like to volunteer to work in the Tax Center, please fill out the form below and submit it. This web site has been produced for general informational purposes only and does not create an attorney-client relationship. It should not be used as a substitute for specific legal advice from an attorney.