I want to be sure I understand.
- You are active-duty military.
- You are not an Idaho resident.
Did you get a W-2 for something other than your military pay.
- Depending on your Home of Record, you may owe tax in your home state.
- If you did have a job, other than the military, it will be taxable in the non-resident state that you earned it in.
- If this is the case, you would have to file a return in that state to get a refund or to get credit for taxes paid to another state.
The standard deduction in Idaho is the same as the federal.
- For single taxpayers and married individuals filing separately, the standard deduction is $12,950 in 2022.
- For married couples filing jointly is $25,900.
- If you were less, then these amounts you are due a refund.
- If you exceed these amounts, you can claim taxes paid to another state on your home state taxes.
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