You have to bring in an LES. I'm not sure if they count BAH, but we get WIC. Not sure if the rules are the same for all the bases here or not. I've heard that Lejune is a little more strict than Cherry Point.
Here in Texas it is not counted, I'm not certain if that varies by state though. If there is a WIC office on post they will be your best bet as a lot of the ones surrounding bases don't really know how to read an LES in my experience. Good luck!
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Being a service member myself, a Marine that at that I can tell you NC especially Jacksonville North Carolina (Marine Town) does not count BAH as income.
This is completely not fair BUT if you live off base, BAH counts because it is taxed. If you live on base, it is not taxed and doesn't count.
Who told you that? Because if it was the housing contractors on base, they should be fired.
Where do people get this stuff? It says right on an LES what is taxed and what isn't.
I've seen a lot of military surprise homecomings. It wouldn't work on me. I always have my back to the corner and my face to the door. Looking for terrorists, criminals, various other threats, and husbands.
I just talked to the WIC office last week. It has nothing to do with whether something is taxable or not. However, BAH, separation pay, hazardous duty (pretty much any special pay outside of base pay) does not count.. We have non-taxable income from the military that IS included
Re: WIC in North Carolina - BAH
BAH is not taxed if you live off base. BAH nor BAS will ever be taxed.
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Who told you that? Because if it was the housing contractors on base, they should be fired.
Where do people get this stuff? It says right on an LES what is taxed and what isn't.