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New Mexico Armed forces retirement pay exemption 2022-2026 #5049

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@hua7450 hua7450 commented Sep 9, 2024

Fixes #5013

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DTrim99 commented Sep 17, 2024

On the question on whether dependents could claim retirement/military exclusions:

I cannot find anywhere in the instructions that it explicitly says dependents do not qualify. While it will be very uncommon, I suppose adult dependents who have retirement/military benefits could claim these exclusions and stay under the dependent income test of $5,050. I am not sure how this would affect the micro-sim (if at all), but given I can't find where it says dependents don't qualify, it is possible they could claim the exclusions on a separate tax return from whoever claims them as a dependent.

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New Mexico Military Retirement Exemption 2022-2026
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