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I am active duty USAF stationed in Missouri. I am a Texas resident and my wife is Missouri. We are filing jointly and I can't complete my wife's state taxes.

 
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I am active duty USAF stationed in Missouri. I am a Texas resident and my wife is Missouri. We are filing jointly and I can't complete my wife's state taxes.

Yes. Unfortunately, if your wife is not covered under MSRRA and your state of residence is TX (while your spouse's state of residence is MO), you would still be able to file your federal income taxes jointly but you would need to file your state income taxes as married filing separately. (She will not be allowed to claim TX as her state of residence in this situation.)

https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/3301995

https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/3302300


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I am active duty USAF stationed in Missouri. I am a Texas resident and my wife is Missouri. We are filing jointly and I can't complete my wife's state taxes.

Yes. Unfortunately, if your wife is not covered under MSRRA and your state of residence is TX (while your spouse's state of residence is MO), you would still be able to file your federal income taxes jointly but you would need to file your state income taxes as married filing separately. (She will not be allowed to claim TX as her state of residence in this situation.)

https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/3301995

https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/3302300


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