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DD Form 2698, Application for Transitional Compensation, January 1995-2025

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The document is an application form for Transitional Compensation, designed for dependents of military members who have been separated due to dependent abuse. It outlines the information required from the payee, including personal details, relationship to the former member, and any incapacitation status. The form also includes sections for member identification and certification of eligibility, as well as privacy and disclosure statements regarding the handling of personal information.

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Is transitional compensation taxable?

pdf, transitional compensation payments are not taxable. Transitional compensation recipients should not expect to receive a Form 1099 for tax purposes. Also, recipients need not report transitional compensation payments on their tax return.

What is a 10 USC 1059?

1059 - U.S. Code - Unannotated Title 10. Armed Forces 1059. Dependents of members separated for dependent abuse: transitional compensation; commissary and exchange benefits. (a) Authority to pay compensation.

What is transitional compensation?

Transitional compensation is a temporary resource that provides financial support and other help to dependent victims of abuse. If you are a military spouse or active-duty service member spouse who experienced abuse while your spouse was active duty, you may be eligible for this resource.

Who is eligible for transitional compensation?

If you are a military spouse or active-duty spouse who has left an abusive relationship, and your service member spouse has been separated from the service due to domestic or child abuse, you may be eligible for transitional compensation as a way to help you get back on your feet.