In most states, picture IDs issued by the government are considered valid forms of ID. This includes driver's licenses, photo driver permits and state issued non-driver identification cards.
Your active duty military income is not subject to Idaho income tax. However, all other types of Idaho source income (for example, a part-time job) are subject to Idaho income tax. Idaho nonresidents are required to file an Idaho income tax return if gross income from Idaho sources is more than $2,500.
Army soldiers can serve in several different branches of the Army, including Active Duty and Army Reserve. On Active Duty, soldiers are full-time, and live on a base either in the U.S. or a foreign country. Active duty soldiers earn a full-time salary, as well as health and retirement benefits. In the Army Reserve, soldiers are part- time, and earn part-time salary, also with health and retirement benefits.