You may wonder if you have to report your GI Bill benefits as income on your taxes. For the full answers, including the word straight from the IRS, see this Paycheck Chronicles post.
Are GI Bill Payments Taxable?
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- VA Renews Opposition to Agent Orange Benefits for Blue Water Vets
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