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Posted on: November 30, 2017 at 12:15:26 CT
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Using the logic being applied to grad students. Of course it should also apply to students receiving grants and scholarships as well.
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Should veterans be taxed on their many benefits? - Badird MU - 11/30 12:13:11
     Have you looked at a private's pay? You must be kidding (nm) - samclemens MU - 11/30 12:41:21
          Have you looked at a Grad Student's pay? Im not. - Badird MU - 11/30 13:13:59
     RE: Should veterans be taxed on their many benefits? - scan MU - 11/30 12:23:46
          But my premiums arent free. - Badird MU - 11/30 13:16:51
               RE: But my premiums arent free. - scan MU - 11/30 13:20:48
                    Ok, you are misunderstanding the fundamental part of this... - Badird MU - 11/30 13:36:27
     No - El-ahrairah BAMA - 11/30 12:19:02
     Technically yes - TheShoe STL - 11/30 12:15:26
     Tax discussions are nearly all useless. Discuss spending.(nm) - GA Tiger MU - 11/30 12:14:50
          Theyre not. Grad students are being taxed on their waived - Badird MU - 11/30 12:16:46
               is waived tuition not compensation from their employer? (nm) - 90Tiger MU - 11/30 12:32:09
                    It is. Is a GI Bill, and VA benefits not compensation - Badird MU - 11/30 13:13:40
                         are you making an argument here or just listing other - 90Tiger MU - 11/30 14:18:00
                              Im suggesting that if one is off limits, they should all be. - Badird MU - 11/30 15:29:20
          You have this completely backwards (nm) - pickle MU - 11/30 12:16:07
     End taxation (nm) - pickle MU - 11/30 12:13:45




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