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03-04-2022
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Husband is active duty military in North Carolina, wife is a civilian. Both use husband's legal state of residence of Tennessee. Wife has non military W-2 income of $50,000 in North Carolina. On W-2, her state wages for North Carolina are $50,000. Does wife have to file a non resident North Carolina return because of the $50,000? If not, since her legal state of residence is Tennessee, would I just put zero on the input screen for North Carolina state wages? If this is the case, would I make a note of it on the 1040, and where?
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