Re: If I was in stationed in CA while in the military then moved to AZ do I use Texas (my home of...

If I was in stationed in CA while in the military then moved to AZ do I use Texas (my home of record) as 'Previous state of residence'?

posted

Yes, TX is your state of residence regardless of where the military takes you. You are a non-resident for both CA and AZ. You do not need to file either state return unless you earned income outside of your military pay.

**Say "Thanks" by clicking the thumb icon in a post
**Mark the post that answers your question by clicking on "Mark as Best Answer"

Can I input my military and Texas retiremnt pays which wre sent to my credit unon.But your system will not let me import from Randolph Brooks Federal Credit Union.Why?

Expert does your taxes

Do it yourself

Resources

Support

Expert does your taxes

Do it yourself

Resources

Support

Expert does your taxes

Do it yourself

Resources

Support

Expert does your taxes

Do it yourself

Resources

Support

If I was in stationed in CA while in the military then moved to AZ do I use Texas (my home of record) as 'Previous state of residence'?

If I was in stationed in CA while in the military then moved to AZ do I use Texas (my home of record) as 'Previous state of residence'?

Get more help

Do you have a TurboTax Online account?

If I was in stationed in CA while in the military then moved to AZ do I use Texas (my home of record) as 'Previous state of residence'?

Do you have an Intuit account?

If I was in stationed in CA while in the military then moved to AZ do I use Texas (my home of record) as 'Previous state of residence'?

Get more help

Related Content

Thank you for helping us improve the TurboTax Community!

Sign in to Turbotax

File your taxes, your way

Access additional help, including our tax experts

Post your question

Connect with an expert