Tax Exemption for Retired Military and Police Serving as School Resource Officers.
This law creates a new tax benefit by excluding retirement income from federal taxes for retired military members and law enforcement officers who take jobs as School Resource Officers (SROs). The goal is to incentivize experienced personnel to enhance school safety. If an individual serves as an SRO for 10 years or more, this tax exemption on their retirement income becomes permanent, offering a significant financial advantage.
Key points
Retirement income (pensions, annuities) for eligible retired military and police is tax-free while they are employed as a School Resource Officer.
Serving 10 years or more as an SRO grants a lifetime tax exemption on that retirement income, even after leaving the school position.
The measure aims to boost school security by attracting veterans and former officers back into the educational workforce.
Status:
Introduced
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