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State Tax Update: Latest on Grassroots Work to Exempt Military Retirement
Governors in three states approve key legislation, while bills seeking exemptions gain ground elsewhere.
Tony Lombardo, MOAA’s Director of Audience Engagement, oversees the online and print content teams for MOAA’s Communications Department.
He spent 15 years working in journalism, most recently as the executive editor of Military Times. He also worked as an editor at Army Times, Navy Times and Marine Corps Times. Before relocating to Washington, D.C, he was a beat reporter for The Arizona Republic in Phoenix; a business reporter at The Augusta Chronicle in Augusta, Ga.; and a city hall reporter for The Chronicle-Telegram in his hometown, Elyria, Ohio. He is a graduate of Kent State University.
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Governors in three states approve key legislation, while bills seeking exemptions gain ground elsewhere.
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Capt. Joe Amoroso, a MOAA member and future West Point professor, is studying the intersection of military service and elected office.
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