Do you put your total wages earned as eligble for exclusion when you get to the nonresident military spouse income exclusion part of the state tax return?

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June 1, 2019
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my husband is a cilivian, and i am in the military. Does he put all of his wages as eligble for excluions in the Nonresident Military Spouse Income Exclusion part of state tax return.

DanielV01

Employee

Did you have the same state of residence? What is your state as an active-duty spouse?

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matthewsaenz87Author

yes, texas

matthewsaenz87Author

we are station in hawaii but from texas

DanielV01

Employee

You are talking about a HI return, then. Did he have taxes taken out of a job in Hawaii by Hawaii?

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matthewsaenz87Author

Yes, Yes he did I believe. HI SDI Tax is on his HI W-2 on box 14

DanielV01

Employee

Any information in boxes 15-17?

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matthewsaenz87Author

Yes, block 16-17.

DanielV01

Employee

Yes, it is excludable. Your husband will want to inform his employer that he is a Texas resident and not subject to Hawaii tax. But this means that he can use that form to exclude his income, and the Hawaii tax that was withheld last year should be refunded to you.

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