Staff sergeant G.I. Jane was a soldier in the Iraq War. Her salary was $2,600 per...
Staff sergeant G.I. Jane was a soldier in the Iraq War. Her salary was $2,600 per month, and she was in the war zone for eight months. How much of her salary is taxable for the eight months she was in the war zone?
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No amount of her salary will be taxable during the months G.I.Jane has served in the war zone.
G.I.Jane was a soldier in the iraq war,
she was in the war zone for 8 months and earns $2600 per month
Tax liability of salary for the eight months would be nill
Reference: 26 U.S. Code § 112
Gross Income shall not include any compensation for any member of armed forces of United States for any month during which he was serving a combat/ war zone.
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