Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland has signed legislation that exempts military pensions from state income tax. Veterans who receive military pensions no longer will have state income taxes taken from their monthly retirement checks. The new law also prevents discrimination against veterans.
View the Ohio State - Military Taxpayer Website.
To learn more about military taxes, visit the Military.com Tax Center.
Military Pensions Tax-Free in Ohio
Week of January 07, 2008
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