Unless the following applies, you will need to file a VA return: You currently reside in a state different than the state of his or her domicile;You reside in the state solely to live with the service member;The service member (your spouse) is present in the state in compliance with military orders; andYou and the service member are both able to claim the same domicile (usually this needs to mean you are both originally from Georgia).In Virginia, you can file a joint return for your Federal and a separate return for VA if your spouse is not a VA resident.

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I am spouse of active duty military. state on record is georgia, we currently reside in virginia. i work in virginia, do i have to file in virginia?

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Best answer by Phillip1

Unless the following applies, you will need to file a VA return:

You currently reside in a state different than the state of his or her domicile;
You reside in the state solely to live with the service member;
The service member (your spouse) is present in the state in compliance with military orders; and
You and the service member are both able to claim the same domicile (usually this needs to mean you are both originally from Georgia).

In Virginia, you can file a joint return for your Federal and a separate return for VA if your spouse is not a VA resident.

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Phillip1Answer

Unless the following applies, you will need to file a VA return:

You currently reside in a state different than the state of his or her domicile;
You reside in the state solely to live with the service member;
The service member (your spouse) is present in the state in compliance with military orders; and
You and the service member are both able to claim the same domicile (usually this needs to mean you are both originally from Georgia).

In Virginia, you can file a joint return for your Federal and a separate return for VA if your spouse is not a VA resident.