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Sold my home in VA in 2018, but at a loss. I’m in the military and considered a nonresident of VA. Do I have to file in VA since I don’t have any “real” VA income?
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Yes, you should file a non-resident Virginia tax return to show the loss.
Even though you know it was sold for a loss because of the cost basis, the state will only know the sale proceeds.
You need to file a tax return to avoid questions later.
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