Military Taxes

The Senate is taking up the National Defense Authorization Act this week.

The bills have overwhelming support, but cost is still a sticking point.

The legislation would reduce the tax burden of payments to children of the fallen.

"The last little bit of stability my children have has now been put on the chopping block."

Military widows and widowers who put their benefits in their child's name saw a significant spike in their taxes this year.

Be careful who you hire to do your taxes. They may end up costing you dearly.

You may be getting a nice refund from Uncle Sam this year, thanks to the St. Clair decision

You may wonder if you need to report your GI Bill on your taxes.

The Defense Department wants troops to know that some significant changes in tax law could put more money in their pockets.

Number of disabled vets due refunds is 10 times more than originally thought.