No, your GI Bill and many VEAP (Veteran's Education Assistance Program) payments are not taxable and you do not need to declare it on your income taxes. Thanks for serving by the way.
Welcome New User! ( Create Account | Sign In )
Question
Submitted 345 days ago...
Answers
Answer 2 / 2
Submitted 345 days ago...
This Question was awarded 345 days ago therefore you can no longer post an Answer. However you may post a comment below.
Comments
Add A Comment
Related Questions
Can you determine where your taxes go?
If taxes go towards something you are morally opposed to like the war or animal testing, can you have your taxes NOT go toward those things?
Can I get a copy of my taxes from last year?
I lost my taxes from last year, how can I request a copy?
Do you get your tax return faster if you file your taxes with a tax service online?
I want to use my tax return to go to Cancun for Spring Break next year. Do you get your return faster if you go to a tax accountant, mail your tax forms in yourself or file your taxes online?
Related Questions
Can you determine where your taxes go?
If taxes go towards something you are morally opposed to like the war or animal testing, can...
View Question
Can i get a copy of my taxes from last year?
I lost my taxes from last year, how can i request a copy?
View Question
Do you get your tax return faster if you file your taxes with a tax service online?
I want to use my tax return to go to cancun for spring break next year. do you get your return...
View Question
Taxes
I was just wondering how much money a single person can make before they have to pay in i...
View Question
When filing taxes and claiming dependences, do you only get credit for 2 if you claim 3?
I have 3 children, but i was told that when you file taxes you can only get credit for 2 children,...
View Question
Married with dual nationalities and us income taxes.
I am an american citizen. i work in alaska seasonally. i still need to file 2006 taxes....
View Question
Winner of first survivor -- name rich i think? what happend to him with taxes . . .
The first survivor show a guy name rich won the $1million dollars, however he did not claim...
View Question
Income from life insurance
My son recently passed away and i am the beneficiary for his life insurance policies. do...
View Question
Exempt
I have a question if you claim exempt on your taxes can you still get money back? i have two...
View Question
Is there a best way to file my taxes in 2008?
My wife and i were married in march of 07. she has been out of work since may of 2007. i will...
View Question
About |
FAQs |
Contact Us |
Member Agreement |
Privacy Policy |
Site Map |
Advanced Search
Copyright © WebAnswers 2008. All rights reserved.
