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Hi online community,
Does anybody know if it is possible to use a state filing status different from the Federal? Where can I find information that is clear about that? I have been searching the Internet but it is not clear to me. All the articles that I have found seem to suggest to check the state requirements. Maybe somebody has the list of the states that allow this if any. Appreciate it.
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I doubt if there is a comprehensive list of this since I would imagine most tax preparers are only concerned about the states that they prepare, and they can go on the applicable state websites to find the answer...
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The curious side of me popped up once again. Are you currently preparing returns for all 54 states? If not why would you need to have such a list. Because of all of the anvils over the years, my memory garage isn't as large as it used to be so I hate to clutter it up with extra stuff I don't need to know. If Rhode Island was on such a list, I would hate to clutter up the garage with those extra nuts and bolts since I have never prepared a return for that state and I'm guessing I am not going to do so in the near future. I focus on what I need to know for today and not worry about tomorrow until maybe tomorrow.
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