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You need to file a tax return in TurboTax and report all of your foreign and domestic income. If you are retaining a residence in the US, you will need to file a full-year resident tax return in your state. If you abandoned your residence in the US, then you would file a part-year resident return in the state you lived in.
You may not have an issue with double taxation, since you can get a credit on your US tax return for income taxes paid to Germany. When you prepare your tax return in TurboTax, look for the Foreign Earned Income and Exclusion section where you will find advice on where and how to enter your foreign income and also have the opportunity to apply for a credit or exclusion on your foreign income.
You may be eligible for a foreign earned income exclusion. To qualify, you need to be a bona-fide resident of a foreign country or reside there for 330 consecutive days.
Here is a link to information on the foreign earned income exclusion: Foreign Earned Income Exclusion
TurboTax works anywhere, but you may have issues preparing, paying for and filing your return if you are overseas.
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