DoDEA EAS Annual Reset SY 25/26
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Hi all, it's probably a common question, but I see no search function on this site. I'm trying to figure out if the cut in pay I would get on a DODEA job would be compensated by an OCONUS different tax treatment.
I know that there is a tax exemption (~$80K?) for people working abroad, but does it apply to DODEA employees? If yes, how does this work, or apply, to them?
Thanks in advance for any useful info,
T.
I know that there is a tax exemption (~$80K?) for people working abroad, but does it apply to DODEA employees? If yes, how does this work, or apply, to them?
Thanks in advance for any useful info,
T.
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NP. Post allowance and LQA vary by location. The LQA will always be enough to cover a nice place and generous utilities wherever you are. Post Allowance will vary quite a bit by location but generally ranges from around $200 to $500 per paycheck, which makes it difficult to factor exactly how that would fit into your potential financial picture.
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Buzz
Tony, I'm curious to know for which state you teach? A DoDEA salary would be pay cut for you??
teacher42
I believe that 80K deduction you are referring to is the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion. No, DoDEA employees do not get to use that. I may be wrong, but as far as I know you can only use the foreign earned exclusion when you are working for a foreign employer. I hope I'm wrong.
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You're not wrong. We all pay US federal taxes. Some teachers still have to pay state income tax, depending on your home of record/permanent address back in the US.
tony75
Hi all. I apologize for the late reply. Thanks for all who replied, especially for the link to the pay rates. From what I can see, step 1 with a Master's degree is about 47K's. To answer T.Rob's question, I'm in CA but not with DODEA; completely different pay system. I would have to find out if changing state residence would be warranted, since I m...See More
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