SURVEY: Should Those Who Served Be Exempt From Income Tax

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Should Those Who Served Be Exempt From Federal Income Tax?

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TOPIC: Currently, while serving overseas in a designated combat or threat region defending American citizens, active-duty military personnel pay is not deducted for federal income tax.

QUESTION 1/2: As an incentive to encourage the best and brightest to enlist, and reward servicepersonnel for volunteering in any military branch, should all US military personnel be exempt from the income tax for the duration of their military service regardless where they serve in uniform?

    Yes
    No

QUESTION 2/2: Should all Honorably discharged American veterans who served in any Branch of the US military, and filing an individual IRS-1040 each year, be permanently exempt from personal, federal income tax for life?

    Yes
    No

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