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Taxes
Posted : Thursday Nov 30, 2006 18:46:17 EST
The states in which service members legally reside can tax military income and personal property.
Legal residence does not change because a member goes on active duty and moves to another state. However, collection of income tax may be deferred for the period of active duty plus six months if the ability to pay is impaired by military service.
Property cannot be sold to satisfy a tax obligation or assessment except with a specific court order.
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