Where can I find state information on filing my return as an active duty military member?
by TurboTax•419• Updated about 5 hours ago
Active duty military file their tax returns in their state of legal residence (SLR)—usually their home of record state. Each state decides whether a service member must file a return when they're stationed outside their resident state.
A nonmilitary spouse of a service member who qualifies under Military Spouse Residency Relief Act (MSRRA) can choose to keep that same legal residence as the military spouse. If a spouse doesn't qualify or doesn't choose MSRRA, they're considered a resident of the current state they are living in, depending on the resident rules of that state.
See your state of residence from the following list to learn more.
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District of Columbia
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Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
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