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Connecticut Income Tax on Military Pay:Connecticut residentService members are required to pay state taxes on their military pay unless they meet all the following requirements: Does not maintain a permanent residence in Connecticut. Maintains a permanent residence outside Connecticut.

If you're in the military, you're probably taxed in your state of legal residence rather than in the state where you're stationed. Filing taxes while deployed can depend on your state of residence as well. To establish legal residence in a state, you usually must prove you live ? and intend to continue living ? there.

TAXABILITY OF MILITARY PAY FOR RESIDENTS: If you are a Connecticut resident, your military pay or your military pension is subject to Connecticut income tax. Your military pay or pension is taxable on your Connecticut return in the same way that is it taxable on your federal return.

California--All active-duty military pay exempt if not stationed in CA. Connecticut--All military pay not taxable and considered a nonresident for tax purposes if all the following are true: do not maintain permanent residence in CT, maintain permanent residence outside CT, and spent < 30 days in CT.

Service members are subject to local taxes on property such as homes. Only one state can collect income taxes from military personnel ? the state of legal residence. That does not have to be the state in which the service member is stationed. Military family members are not covered by this law.

Veterans, who have ninety (90) days of wartime service, including Merchant Marines, who served during WWII, are eligible for a $1,500 exemption for property tax purposes (e.g., real property or automobiles). You have the option to choose to apply this exemption to your real estate or automobile tax.