I am divorced from a military man after a 27 year marriage. I received a portion of his military retirement that he pays taxes on. Do I need to claim that as income when I file my taxes?

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The BIDaWIZ Team's Answer:

No; the retirement division qualifies as a

divorce property settlement; thus, it is not subject to

taxation.

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