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Here's the IRS page about federal taxes: https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/u-s-government-civilian-employees-stationed-abroad
Here's the state of Virginia's status page: https://www.tax.virginia.gov/residency-status
Here's a "how to" from a tax preparer: https://www.greenbacktaxservices.com/blog/expat-tax-returns-determining-virginia-state-residency/
Essentially, you have to go and establish residency elsewhere - and that means getting a driver's license, registering to vote, etc.
Here's the state of Virginia's status page: https://www.tax.virginia.gov/residency-status
Here's a "how to" from a tax preparer: https://www.greenbacktaxservices.com/blog/expat-tax-returns-determining-virginia-state-residency/
Essentially, you have to go and establish residency elsewhere - and that means getting a driver's license, registering to vote, etc.
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SandArt
Thanks, Janie.
HelpOthers
You will continue to pay state taxes in the state of your legal residence, which you need to make sure DoDEA has for your paychecks. However, even when paying state taxes for years, some states will not consider you in-state residents for tuition purposes. Keep this in mind if you have children who may some day go to college or if you plan to retur...See More
someday
Mary-Lorraine is there anywhere that has information about which states would consider you out-of-state. I would need to check up on this for Florida.
HelpOthers
Janie, it seems like most consider you out of state if you have not lived in the state for the previous year. Some have exceptions if your child graduates from a high school in their state. Currently, we live in KY and have lived here less than a year. My son is taking college classes on post and their on-post rate is similar to in-state tuition. A...See More
someday
Thanks for the information. I looked into it and we would be considered out-of-state for tuition purposes. I never even considered that college costs might be affected. I assumed that maintaining the certification and driver's license would be enough. I did find a work-around which isn't unique to Florida (of course, I didn't check every state.) If...See More
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