FNCE, MNPWR and RSRCs Flashcards
According to_____, Air Force Standards, just like physical fitness is important for health, _____ is equally important to overall well-being of Air Force members
- AFI 1-1
- Fiscal fitness
What is the fundamental component of military pay, and typically the largest component of a member’s pay?
Basic pay
The Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS) Form _____, is a comprehensive statement of a member’s entitlements, deductions, allotments, leave information, tax-withholdings
Form 702, Defense Finance and Accounting Service Military Leave and Earnings Statement
Military members are paid on a _____ with the option to receive payments _____
- Monthly basis
- Once or twice per month
Payment cutoff dates generally occur around the _____ for the mid-month and the _____ for the end-of-month paydays
- 6th
- 20th
_____ are normally only authorized for overseas areas where on base military banking facilities are not readily available
Local cash payments
Under extenuating circumstances, a stateside member may receive an _____ if deemed time sensitive and required within 24 hours due to unforeseen circumstances
Emergency partial payment
Other than _____ cost-of living allowance, allowances are not taxable, which is an additional embedded benefit of military pay
Continental United States (CONUS)
_____ is a nontaxable allowance used to offset the cost of a service member’s meals
Basic allowance for subsistence (BAS)
Often _____ assigned to ______ at their permanent duty station are required to eat _____, receive basic allowance for subsistence, and are charged _____ which is deducted from their pay
- Junior grade enlisted members
- Single-type government quarters
- In government dining facilities
- The discounted meal rate
Members in _____ are entitled to _____ and a rental agreement requires a rent amount _____ the basic allowance for housing entitlement paid via allotment
- Privatized quarters
- Basic allowance for housing (BAH)
- Not to exceed
Members _____ residing in _____ are entitled to _____ unless the quarters exceed the minimum standards of single quarters for their grade
- Without dependents
- Government single-type quarters
- Partial basic allowance for housing
Members living in single-type government quarters who _____ may qualify for _____
- Pay court-ordered child support
- Differential (basic allowance for housing-differential).
_____ is a cost reimbursement based allowance to help defray housing costs incident to assignments to a permanent duty station outside the United States
Overseas housing allowance
Members are reimbursed actual rental costs not to exceed the maximum overseas housing allowance rate for each _____, _____ and _____
- Locality
- Grade
- Dependency status
The purpose of _____ is to pay a member for added housing expenses resulting from enforced separation from dependents
- Family separation housing
_____ is a preliminary replacement allowance paid annually between the 6th and 36th month of Regular Air Force status
Clothing replacement allowance-basic
_____ automatically replaces clothing replacement allowance-basic after 36 months of Regular Air Force status
Clothing replacement allowance-standard
_____ applies when transportation of dependents is not authorized at government expense, and the dependents do not live in the vicinity of the member’s permanent duty station
Family separation allowance-restricted
_____ applies when a member is on temporary duty away from the permanent duty station continuously for more than 30 days, and the member’s dependents are not residing at or near the temporary duty station, including members beginning temporary duty before reporting to the initial station of assignment
Family separation allowance-temporary
_____ are established to help defray the higher than normal cost of living or cost of procuring housing in overseas areas
Overseas station allowances
The _____ is payable to members assigned to designated “high cost” areas within the CONUS
CONUS cost of living allowance
A number of _____ recognize certain aspects of duty, such as hazardous duty incentive pay, imminent danger pay, special duty assignment pay, enlisted flying duty incentive pay, and hardship duty pay-location
Special and incentive pays
_____ are payroll deductions of certain amounts of pay that are imposed by law
Involuntary deductions
Withholding Income Tax, Federal Insurance Contributions Act Taxes, Federal Income Tax Withholding, State Income Tax Withholding and Armed Forces Retirement Home are examples of _____
Involuntary Deductions
Military members may establish _____, such as allotments to help administer personal finances, support family members, and insurance premium payments
- Voluntary deductions
Members may control certain _____ through myPay
Discretionary allotments
_____ have limited uses, such as charitable contributions, loan repayments to the Air Force Aid Society, garnishment for commercial debts, and delinquent travel charge card debt
Nondiscretionary allotments
To allow for sufficient processing time, allotments should be requested _____ before the desired month
30 days
The _____ is a voluntary deduction and is a retirement savings and investment plan established for federal employees as part of the _____
- Thrift Savings Plan (TSP)
- Federal Employees’ Retirement Act of 1986