I'm in the Military, home of resident is NY. But while serving and stationed away, I am exempt from state tax. What can i do to show $0 due to NY tax?

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As a NY resident, you will need to file a return. It will ask about combat pay for the deduction. Regular military pay is taxable to the same extent as Federal.

See Information for military personnel & veterans - Tax.ny.gov for more information.

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if I'm in the military stationed over seas and my address has a state code of AP but turbo tax wont allow me to file because of that what should i put?

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