Wondering when the military will get you your tax documents? Here's the gouge.
Tax Form
Date Available on myPay
Retiree (military) 1099-R
17 Dec 24
Annuitant (civilian or survivor) 1099-R
17 Dec 24
Former Spouse 1099-R
17 Dec 24
Civilian Certificate for Income Tax Adjustment
20 Dec 24
Navy Student Loan Repayment Program (SLRP) W-2
7 Jan 25
Army Non-Appropriated Fund (NAF) Civilian W-2
7 Jan 25
Reserve Army, Navy, Air Force, Space Force W-2
8 Jan 25
Active/Reserve Marine Corps W-2
17 Jan 25
Active Army, Navy, Air Force, Space Force W-2
17 Jan 25
Army Student Loan Repayment Program (SLRP) W-2
21 Jan 25
Military/Military Retiree IRS Form 1095
21 Jan 25
Travel Pay 1099-Int
21 Jan 25
Civilian (DoD/Non-DoD) W-2
24 Jan 25
Savings Deposit Program (SDP) 1099-Int
24 Jan 25
Civilian (DoD/Non-DoD) IRS Form 1095
27 Jan 25
Travel/Miscellaneous W-2
31 Jan 25
Military Finances are Different
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