Military pay now exempt from North Dakota state income tax
Statewide, the new law is estimated to reduce North Dakota service members’ income taxes by $4 million in the 2023-25 biennium.
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ND Senate votes down bill to allow off-sale alcohol on Thanksgiving
You won’t be able to buy booze to be taken off-site for consumption on Thanksgiving anytime soon.
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Governor Burgum signs bill exempting Guard and Reserve members' pay from state income tax
At the North Dakota Army National Guard’s Aviation Facility, Governor Doug Burgum signed a bill that would exempt military pay from state income tax for active-duty National Guard members.
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Burgum signs bill benefiting active duty, Guard and Reserve by exempting military pay from income tax
(Bismarck, ND) -- As part of ongoing efforts to make North Dakota the most military-friendly state in the nation, Governor Doug Burgum signed a bill that exempts military pay from state income tax for active duty, National Guard and Reserve members, building on legislation signed in 2019 that exempts military retirement pay.
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North Dakota to exempt military pay from income taxes for active duty members
North Dakota governor signed a bill that exempts military pay from income taxes. Under the bill, active service members' taxes are estimated to drop by $4 million between 2023 and 2025.
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