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State tax filing
@rahulk09 , thank you for your response to my questions -- I still need to know when you entered the country and when did your spouse enter USA--please . Iam trying to determine if you are Resident for Tax purposes or you are still a Non-Resident Alien for the tax year 2022. Note if you are not a resident for tax purposes, you cannot use TurboTax but must use a tax professional or some service like SprinTax.
Assuming that you and your spouse are both residents for tax purposes, you can generally prepare & e-file form 1040 ( supported by TurboTax ). It also will mean that ( again depending on exact facts and circumstances ) file a Married Filing Joint return for federal purposes..
For your State taxes , if your home ( where you live / use as main residence ) , bank, driver's license etc. to prove residence in that state ) is in ONE State and you work in a different State then you may have to file two state returns ---- the home state covering your world income and a Non-Resident State for the other state.
Does this help and do you need more details -- I will have to look up the two states that are mentioned here and will come back in a short while --- but you have to tell me which state is your home state.
Also there is no First Timme Home Buyer's credit anymore -- that was initiated in 2009 and 2010 -- thereafter there is no new federal credit.
pk