GI Bill Benefits Aren’t Taxable

Oct 19, 2018

You may wonder if you have to report your GI Bill benefits as income on your taxes, well the good news is that the answer is NO.

GI Bill benefits are NOT taxable and should NOT be reported on your tax return as income. You will not receive a W-2 from the VA.

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