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Although your SLR is California (making you a CA resident), while you are stationed outside of California you are considered a nonresident for tax purposes. If you were stationed outside of California all year, you will select that you were a nonresident of California for tax purposes (not a resident moving into or out of California. You would select that status if you were transferred into or out of California during the year, but not if you were stationed outside of California the entire year).
Your Capital Gains/Losses also might not be taxable to California, unless they are California Sourced (such as a sale of a home inside California that does not count for the sale of home exclusion). Here is what California says about this:
"After departure, only income from California sources is subject to tax by California. Nonresidents are generally not taxed by California on income from intangibles, such as dividends from stocks or interest from bonds or bank accounts." (TurboTax will help you to determine whether or not your Capital Gains/Losses are taxable or not in CA).
[Edited 3/4/19 18:30 PST]
Although your SLR is California (making you a CA resident), while you are stationed outside of California you are considered a nonresident for tax purposes. If you were stationed outside of California all year, you will select that you were a nonresident of California for tax purposes (not a resident moving into or out of California. You would select that status if you were transferred into or out of California during the year, but not if you were stationed outside of California the entire year).
Your Capital Gains/Losses also might not be taxable to California, unless they are California Sourced (such as a sale of a home inside California that does not count for the sale of home exclusion). Here is what California says about this:
"After departure, only income from California sources is subject to tax by California. Nonresidents are generally not taxed by California on income from intangibles, such as dividends from stocks or interest from bonds or bank accounts." (TurboTax will help you to determine whether or not your Capital Gains/Losses are taxable or not in CA).
[Edited 3/4/19 18:30 PST]
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