1. Author: GreenWolf70 Date: 04/04/2010 09:14 PM Reply
A note about my retired pay from DFAS.
Tax increase leads to smaller paychecks for some
If you noticed a reduction in your net pay on a recent retirement paycheck, your taxes may have increased.
The Internal Revenue Service recently issued new tax tables for 2010. The new tables included tax increases for individuals in certain tax brackets. DFAS complied with the new tax rates by implementing the new IRS tables with the first paycheck of the year. For military retirees and annuitants, that check was issued Jan. 4, 2010.
As a result, some military retirees’ and annuitants’ Federal Income Tax Withholding increased despite the fact that they received no Cost of Living Adjustment this year. This is why some retirees’ and annuitants’ net pay decreased.
What happened to Obama’s promise to not raise taxes if you make less than $250k?
No change in my retired pay this year (no COLA)and I’m not working, but withholding goes up because of a tax increase?
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