@HollyP
Reading between the lines of the NJ tax filing rules reveals the fact that a person who does not have a physical address does not have the economic liberty to acquire a taxable income, earned and/or unearned, while they are transitionally homeless, or more discretely put, living nomadically.
A return address would certainly be useful for a correspondence audit which must be replied to.
As you indicated, would an authorized representative be equivalent to a certified tax preparer as H&R Block?
Thanks for your assistance.
