Having read this I thought it was extremely enlightening. I appreciate you spending some time and energy to put this short article together. I once again find myself spending a lot of time both reading and posting comments. But so what, it was still worth it!
May I just say what a relief to discover an individual who actually knows what they are discussing on the internet. You definitely realize how to bring an issue to light and make it important. More people must read this and understand this side of the story. It’s surprising you are not more popular given that you certainly have the gift.
veteran of Viet Nam june of’65-july 66,had prostate cancer ,prostate robotically removed in jan’08, surgery performed at community hospital of ventura,ca. Ihave contacted hospital but they only keep records for 10 years,I need record of surgeryto submit with mydd214 if I am to submit claim.
Can I submit claim without hospital record of cancer removal
When will California become a military retirement friendly state? Many veterans are still looking to retire in other states because of attractive retirement benefits. This state caters to everyone why not military?
will anyone PLEASE address the huge “elephant in the room” issue
that is the alleged Pandemic ( that is the response to yet another round of seasonal flu ) has been totally out-of-line, the Government Governs Best when it Governs LEAST. problem here is heavy handed & totally wrong response by all those on the public pay-roll.
tens of thousands of Doctors have stated “Don’t take the alleged vaccine, its bad” & Now the CDC has mandated the alleged vaccine for 6 month old babies. and the “vaccine” has ZERO long term safety data.
How about we take the money lost from veteran retirement taxes and those who dedicated their lives to our nation from wasteful programs that promote incentives and benefits for illegal immigration and discriminating woke programs pushing political agendas. I have been a resident of California for two years only because I retired from the military here. I will jump on the first opportunity to leave as our state government is not military friendly. Seem more of lip service to pretend they are military friendly when reality is they only are if it benefits their reelection. Can’t buy land, can’t buy a home, taxes all around are outrageous, and gas prices are ridiculous. Maybe when I am forced to drive an electric car i can afford to live in this state lol.
AB 1623 — Personal Income Taxes: Exclusion: Uniformed Services Retirement Pay: Survivor Benefit Plan Payments. This bill reads to exclude retired veterans under the age of 60. It should be inline with many other states that include all retired veterans who have given 20+ years of service. California loses a large number of veterans annually due to the taxation of military retired pay and property taxes, while other states are more military friendly and absorb this qualified workforce. It may be all about the money for the state, but you are losing a large number of folks who put money back in to the state regardless of the taxes on their military retirement pay and contribute to the workforce. It is not like military retired members just stop working and lives off of their retirement pay. We get better paying jobs that we are taxed on and the state still gets their money. When you do not create the incentives to keep us, you will lose to other states where we can flourish and get the most bang for our buck.
Having read this I thought it was extremely enlightening. I appreciate you spending some time and energy to put this short article together. I once again find myself spending a lot of time both reading and posting comments. But so what, it was still worth it!
bookmarked!!, I really like your website!
May I just say what a relief to discover an individual who actually knows what they are discussing on the internet. You definitely realize how to bring an issue to light and make it important. More people must read this and understand this side of the story. It’s surprising you are not more popular given that you certainly have the gift.
veteran of Viet Nam june of’65-july 66,had prostate cancer ,prostate robotically removed in jan’08, surgery performed at community hospital of ventura,ca. Ihave contacted hospital but they only keep records for 10 years,I need record of surgeryto submit with mydd214 if I am to submit claim.
Can I submit claim without hospital record of cancer removal
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When will California become a military retirement friendly state? Many veterans are still looking to retire in other states because of attractive retirement benefits. This state caters to everyone why not military?
I don’t know how long ago it was. I found info that VA could help with my internet cost I lost the link could you help me, please?
What is the latest status of this bill?
will anyone PLEASE address the huge “elephant in the room” issue
that is the alleged Pandemic ( that is the response to yet another round of seasonal flu ) has been totally out-of-line, the Government Governs Best when it Governs LEAST. problem here is heavy handed & totally wrong response by all those on the public pay-roll.
tens of thousands of Doctors have stated “Don’t take the alleged vaccine, its bad” & Now the CDC has mandated the alleged vaccine for 6 month old babies. and the “vaccine” has ZERO long term safety data.
How about we take the money lost from veteran retirement taxes and those who dedicated their lives to our nation from wasteful programs that promote incentives and benefits for illegal immigration and discriminating woke programs pushing political agendas. I have been a resident of California for two years only because I retired from the military here. I will jump on the first opportunity to leave as our state government is not military friendly. Seem more of lip service to pretend they are military friendly when reality is they only are if it benefits their reelection. Can’t buy land, can’t buy a home, taxes all around are outrageous, and gas prices are ridiculous. Maybe when I am forced to drive an electric car i can afford to live in this state lol.
AB 1623 — Personal Income Taxes: Exclusion: Uniformed Services Retirement Pay: Survivor Benefit Plan Payments. This bill reads to exclude retired veterans under the age of 60. It should be inline with many other states that include all retired veterans who have given 20+ years of service. California loses a large number of veterans annually due to the taxation of military retired pay and property taxes, while other states are more military friendly and absorb this qualified workforce. It may be all about the money for the state, but you are losing a large number of folks who put money back in to the state regardless of the taxes on their military retirement pay and contribute to the workforce. It is not like military retired members just stop working and lives off of their retirement pay. We get better paying jobs that we are taxed on and the state still gets their money. When you do not create the incentives to keep us, you will lose to other states where we can flourish and get the most bang for our buck.