Legal Question in Family Law in Washington
Non-taxable income in child support
Army regulations give stated purpose for certain non-taxable income (i.e. BAS, BAH, OHA). Since these entitlements are strictly for the soldier can they be included in their income when figuring child support?
Asked on 7/08/01, 3:48 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Paul B. Ward
Law Offices of Paul B. Ward
Re: Non-taxable income in child support
In Virginia, the unqualified answer is yes. The salary is also strictly for the soldier, so why omit base allowance, etc.? It's all income, and Virginia looks at income for all sources.
Answered on 7/09/01, 5:23 pm
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