http://oversight.house.gov/investigations.asp?id=114
Disabled Veterans Tax
Under current law, veterans with 20 years of military service receive retirement benefits from the Defense Department and those with service-related disabilities receive disability compensation from Veterans Affairs. If a veteran has 20 years of service and a disability, however, the veteran’s retirement benefit is reduced by the amount received in disability compensation. This reduction in benefits is known as the “Disabled Veterans Tax.”
According to the Defense Department, over half a million veterans lose an estimated $3 billion in benefits each year due to the Disabled Veterans Tax. A series of Special Investigation Division reports analyze the local impact of the Disabled Veterans Tax.
http://www.disabledveteranstax.info/
2007-12-27
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