@pamymodel
So you wouldn't have to file a MD Non-resident tax return (if married spouse wouldn't either if she/he is claiming OK residency too...unless spouse is working a self-employment job in MD)
OK exempts your military pay from taxation, but you probably still have to file the OK tax forms anyhow, even if no state taxes due. The place to remove the Military pay is likely in the OK interview somewhere as you work thru it...but I don't have the OK software to check. IF you are married and civilian spouse is working, and claiming OK residency with you, then that income would be OK-taxable ..... (along with any of your own "other " income, bank interest, dividends, investment income...though you may not have any)
https://www.ok.gov/tax/documents/511Pkt-20.pdf
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