This bill allows certain servicemembers who operate remotely piloted aircraft in combat zones to exclude their combat pay from taxes. This change helps support those serving in critical roles during military operations.
If you are a servicemember flying drones in combat zones, you won't have to pay taxes on that pay.
Who this affects
Servicemembers · Support personnel
What changes is this bill making?
1This bill excludes certain combat zone pay from taxable income for specific servicemembers.
2It applies to those operating remotely piloted aircraft in combat zones.
3The bill also covers support roles like intelligence and targeting during these operations.
4The changes take effect for active service after the bill is enacted.
5Servicemembers will not pay taxes on this specific combat zone compensation.
