Yes, you can claim a reimbursement of tax from PA. What you will need to do is make sure that in the Personal Information screen, when it asked the state you lived in, select Pennsylvania (not Kansas). You are not considered to be living in Kansas if you are only stationed there for active-duty. In addition, where it asks if you worked in another state, click no, for the same reason.
Next, after entering in your W-2, you come to a screen asking Do any of these uncommon situations apply? Check the first box for active duty pay.
If that hasn't already calculated a full refund, then return to the PA return and make sure that when you are asked about your military income, that you indicate you were not stationed in PA. This should finalize you being able to get the refund.
Yes, you can claim a reimbursement of tax from PA. What you will need to do is make sure that in the Personal Information screen, when it asked the state you lived in, select Pennsylvania (not Kansas). You are not considered to be living in Kansas if you are only stationed there for active-duty. In addition, where it asks if you worked in another state, click no, for the same reason.
Next, after entering in your W-2, you come to a screen asking Do any of these uncommon situations apply? Check the first box for active duty pay.
If that hasn't already calculated a full refund, then return to the PA return and make sure that when you are asked about your military income, that you indicate you were not stationed in PA. This should finalize you being able to get the refund.
You do not get a full refund for being on active duty under PA law. ONLY the W2 military active duty pay is exempt from PA income tax when stationed out of PA. Any other income is taxable by PA. You would only get a full refund if your ONLY income was military pay.