Yes, TurboTax can handle this.
First, review this FAQ regarding Military Spouse state filing
requirements: https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/3302300. If you have established residency in the same
state of record as your husband, then take the following steps so that the
correct returns are filed:
Answer no
to the question if you worked (or lived) in another state other than (spouse’s
state of record). It will remove any
other states from the return. Because of
the MSRRA, you do not have to file any other state returns other than your home
state (if that state has a tax return; some don’t)
In addition,
you want to make sure your husband’s w-2 is marked as Active Duty Military in TurboTax.
To do this:
1.
Sign in to TurboTax Online, click take
me to my return, then pick
up where I left off.
2.
Click on Wages
and Income, then Edit on your W-2
3.
Scroll through the screens until Do any of these uncommon situations
apply? Make sure the Active
Military Box is
checked.
If you are not protected under the MSRRA
(see the Joe and Mary example in the FAQ to see if your state of residence is
different from your husband’s state of record), you likely have separate state
filing requirements (does not affect your Federal return). You would want to check yes that you worked in another state and what that state was. But make sure that your husband’s W-2 is
marked as above. Although is income may
be reported on the return, it will also be excluded and not taxable to that state.
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