I am in the military, i am from California stationed in Missouri. I did not change my state of recidency but I got a Missouri drivers license this past year. Does that change anything ?

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Unless you file form DD 2058 successfully with DFAS, your SLR remains California. If you are stationed outside of California, you are considered a nonresident for California tax, and your out-of-state military income is excluded from California tax.

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I am active duty military, have a spouse, filing jointly. HOR is Missouri, stationed in Alaska. It is saying spouse has different residency status. How do I correct this?

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I am in the military, i am from California stationed in Missouri. I did not change my state of recidency but I got a Missouri drivers license this past year. Does that change anything ?

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