State Tax Filing Requirements

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State Tax Filing Requirements

• - Federal Filing Guidelines
• - Automatic 6-month extension from redeployment
  date
  
• - No action required by the filer (just write
  OIF on tax return when eventually file)
  
• - State Tax Filing Guidelines
• - All states generally follow the federal
  guidelines
  
• - Automatic 6-month extension from redeployment
  date
  
• Alaska, Florida, Nevada, Tennessee, Texas,
  Washington and Wyoming have no state personal
  income tax on wages and salaries.
  

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States with rules slightly different from federal
rules

• - Hawaii Automatic 4-month extension
• must request additional 2 months
• - Iowa 30 April deadline and automatic 6-month
  ext.
  
• - Kentucky 12-month extension
• - NH Must request extension
• - Oklahoma Must request extension
• - Tennessee Investment income tax (90-day
  extension)
  

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Postal
Return Address SGT Joe Smith Rank/Nam
e Unit Name, 82d Abn Div Unit Victory Ba
se Location
APO AE 09331 APO AE 09XXX
APOs Victory Base 09342 Baghdad 09335 B
alad 09391
Tallil 09331 Doha 09304
Example
Military Mailing Restrictions
Obscene articles (prints, paintings, cards,
films, videotapes, etc). Any matter depicting n
ude or seminude persons, pornographic or sexual
items, or nonauthorized political materials.
Bulk quantities of religious materials contrary
to the Islamic faith. Items for the personal use
of the addressee are permissible.
Pork or pork by-products. For packages, prin
t on one side only with the recipients address
in the lower right portion. Items that exceed th
e following dimensions Length 42 inches 72 inche
s length and girth combined Over 42 inches to 44
inches 24 inches in girth Over 44 inches to 46 in
ches 20 inches in girth Over 46 inches to 48 inch
es 16 inches in girth
Mail Transit Times Typically military mail let
ters are delivered between seven and 10 days.
Transit times will vary depending on
operational conditions and the unit of the
addressee. Those in established bases should
continue to receive regular service, while those
in forward areas or engaged in operations may
experience longer arrival times due to logistical
constraints.
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DATE 17 February 2004TIME 0630-0800PLACE Fort
Bragg Officers ClubSPEAKER CH (BG) Jerome
Haberek Deputy Chief of
ChaplainsTickets See Your CSM or Unit
1SGPOC Your Unit Chaplain
Suggested Donation will
be 3.00 for Enlisted
and 5.00 for Officers Civilians
Civilians may
obtain tickets from the
Corps Chaplains Office at 396-1121/1122
XVIII Airborne Corps Ft. Bragg
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ACS SOLDIER AND FAMILY SERVICESSCHEDULED
CLASSESJanuary March 2004

COUPLES COMMUNICATION (PREP) One-Day Class 09
00-1600 13 January
10 February
9 March
Classes teach couples how to manage conflict,
solve problems, communicate effectively, work as
a team and enhance commitment friendship.
FIRST-TIME PARENT 0900-1130 8 Janua
ry, 5 February, 4 March
PARENTING 1, 2, 3, 4 YEAR OLDS
0900-1100 8, 15, 22 January 5, 12, 19 February
4, 11, 18 March
ACTIVE PARENTING 5-12 YEARS 1200-1500 8, 15,
22 January
5, 12, 19 February 4, 11, 18 March
Limited Free Child Care For All Classes
STRESS MANAGEMENT 1300-1500 27 January, 24
February, 23 March

PARENTS, CHILDREN DIVORCE 0900-1200
20 January, 17 February, 16 March
ACTIVE PARENTING OF TEENS 1100-1400 5, 12, 26
January
2, 9, 23 February 1, 8, 15 March
COMMUNITY CENTERCORNER OF KNOX AND RANDOLPH
STREETSBLDG 1-3774TO REGISTER, PLEASE CALL
396-5521/4175

• STRESS MANAGEMENT
• 1300-1500
• 29 July 26 August
• 23 September
• ANGER MANAGEMENT
• 1300-1500
• 31 July 29 August
• 25 September
• PREP
• Prevention and Relationship Enhancement Program
  Couples communication and problem solving
  workshop
  
• 0900-1200
• 8, 15 July 5, 12 August
• 9, 16 September
• PARENTS, CHILDREN and DIVORCE
  Meets court ordered requirements
  
• 0900-1200
• 22 July 19 August
• 23 September
  

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Operation READY (Resources for Educating About D
eployment and You) helps Soldiers and Families
succeed with the Right Deployment Tools 9
FEBRUARY 2004
Join us on Monday, 9 February for a special
evening training on the NEW and IMPROVED
Operation READY material. Evening training is
conducted on the 2nd Monday of every
even-numbered month in the Town Hall. Operation
READY is open to all members of the Fort Bragg
community. FRG leaders, liaisons, and
participants are especially encouraged to
attend. 1730-1830 Assisting Families in Crisi
s through Mental Health Guest speaker CPT Labord
e from Robinson Health Clinic Mental Health
Department. The role of the FRG during a crisis a
nd the resources available for families through
TRICARE. 1830-1915 Family Readiness Group Ov
erview and FRG AKO Account Ins and Outs of FRGs
who owns the group and what makes an effective
FRG Goals and mission of the FRG.
Plus! Improving Communications How to get an
AKO Email Account for each family member!
1915-2000 Is the Time Nearing for Your Homecomin
g and Reunion? What soldiers and families can exp
ect during the reunion and how to include single
soldiers families in the reunion process.
Learn more about the reunion resources available
to your unit and FRG.
To register for February class, contact ACS,
396-8682. All classes will be held in Town Hall,
Community Center,
Knox Randolph Streets
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FRG Leader Training Workshop
FRG
Date February 27th, Friday Time 0830-1630 Loca
tion Town Hall, Community Center
Corner of Knox and Randolph To Register, please c
all 396-8682/8683.
Topics Include Building a Family Readiness Group
Improving an Existing FRG Establishing Effectiv
e Communication Networks How to Get the Most Out
of Technology Planning Special Events FRG Financ
es and Fundraising Problem-Solving and Idea Shari
ng And Much More!!!
Limited Free Childcare is Available if Registered
by 23 February.