2008 Tax Statements are Coming
Week of January 26, 2009
Servicemembers, military retirees and annuitants and federal civilian employees with Defense Finance and Accounting Service's (DFAS) myPay accounts can expect to receive their 2008 tax statements up to two weeks sooner than those relying on regular mail delivery. MyPay users can also create restricted access PINs to allow family members and other trusted individuals to view and print tax statements. To learn more visit Military.com's Tax Center. Military OneSource offers free online tax filing services (both state and federal) and you can call free tax consultations on its website.
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