I am active duty Military with HOR Missouri and stationed the entire year in Mississippi.
My wife is active duty military with HOR Texas stationed in North Dakota.
TT sends me to forms section to get my state taxes refunded.
I close form and it returns to TT step by step screen.
TT will not allow to move past the screen to go to error check.
If TT would tell me what the problem is, I would fix it.
There is no error message and the form view shows no problem.
It just sits there with no error message.
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MO says you must use the same filing status as used on your federal return. You have two choices: 1. File separately federal and MO or 2. File jointly as residents of MO.
To file joint returns you and you spouse need to have the same MO filing statuses. Use the steps below to file jointly Federal and MO. If you indicate you lived in different states that will cause a different filing status on your MO return. If you indicate you had zero MO income as military with MO home of record while stationed outside of MO that will cause a different filing status.
The best way to handle the MO joint return is to have you both be MO residents and since you both have active military pay all of it will be excluded from MO taxable income and the withholding will be refunded.
There is no TX filing. Also, if you only have military pay then you have no MS filing requirement. If your spouse has only military pay they have no ND filing requirement.
Going forward I suggest you both adopt TX as your resident states and not have any state tax withholding nor file any state income tax returns. As the spouse of a military member whose home of record is TX you can simply claim TX as your home state as well. Get with your military finance to change your state of residence going forward to stop MO withholding.
MO says you must use the same filing status as used on your federal return. You have two choices: 1. File separately federal and MO or 2. File jointly as residents of MO.
To file joint returns you and you spouse need to have the same MO filing statuses. Use the steps below to file jointly Federal and MO. If you indicate you lived in different states that will cause a different filing status on your MO return. If you indicate you had zero MO income as military with MO home of record while stationed outside of MO that will cause a different filing status.
The best way to handle the MO joint return is to have you both be MO residents and since you both have active military pay all of it will be excluded from MO taxable income and the withholding will be refunded.
There is no TX filing. Also, if you only have military pay then you have no MS filing requirement. If your spouse has only military pay they have no ND filing requirement.
Going forward I suggest you both adopt TX as your resident states and not have any state tax withholding nor file any state income tax returns. As the spouse of a military member whose home of record is TX you can simply claim TX as your home state as well. Get with your military finance to change your state of residence going forward to stop MO withholding.
Hi
That worked
Hopefully Missouri won't discover I had to manipulate the real situation.
Thank you
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