No Tax on Drill Pay Act: New Bill for Guard & Reserve
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Introducing the No Tax on Drill Pay Act: A New Bill Supporting National Guard and Reserve Members
This podcast episode discusses the No Tax on Drill Pay Act, a new bill introduced by Representative Andy Barr from Kentucky on March 13, 2026. The bill aims to exempt National Guard and Reserve members from federal income taxes on their drill weekend earnings. The change would apply specifically to the pay they receive for training one weekend each month. The bills sponsors, including Representative Max Miller from Ohio and Representative Zach Nunn from Iowa, believe it will improve recruitment, boost retention, and enhance overall military readiness for more than eight hundred thousand Guard and Reserve members nationwide. Additionally, Alabama is considering a similar measure to exempt the first five thousand dollars of drill pay from state income taxes for local Guard members.
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