Lets retired military and police serving as school officers keep more of their retirement pay.
This bill would allow retired military members and law enforcement officers working as school resource officers (SROs) to exclude their retirement income from federal taxes. This means they would pay less in taxes on that income while working in schools, and potentially for life if they serve for at least 10 years. Law enforcement agencies would also need to report information about these officers.
Today, retired military members and police officers working as school resource officers pay federal income tax on their retirement income. Law enforcement agencies do not have a specific federal reporting requirement for these hires. After this bill, eligible SROs would not pay federal income tax on their retirement income while employed in schools, and potentially for life after 10 years of service. Law enforcement agencies would need to report their employment details to the Treasury Department.
HR 6120 · 119th Congress · November 18, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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