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FW: State Residency

This might go a long way to solving the spouse personnel property tax issue.
 
Regards,
 
Richard Prevost

From: Keys, Randall
Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2010 4:14 PM
To: ICAF-FACULTY-STAFF
Cc: Murphy, Mollie
Subject: FW: State Residency

FYI
 

Randy

Randall L. Keys
Colonel, US Army
Chief of Staff/Dean of Students
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Fort McNair, Washington, DC

202 685-4277
keysr2@ndu.edu

 

From: Higgins, Jill (Lt Col US USAF/ICAF)
Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2010 1:14 PM
To: ICAF-STUDENTS
Subject: FW: State Residency

For those of you interested--last year Congress passed a law stating that military spouses can maintain the same state of residence as the member, even if they are working in another state.  My husband has been trying to get the kinks worked out for quite some time and finally got an answer for Virginia.  Essentially, have your spouse fill out and file the attached form.   
 
Unfortunately what you have to do to change your residency varies by state so this only works for VA. 
 
Jill

From: Higgins, David - BLS [mailto:Higgins.David@bls.gov]
Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2010 11:34 AM
To: Higgins, Jill (Lt Col US USAF/ICAF)
Subject: State Residency

We might have cracked that nut. After a conference call with the VA Department of Taxation, it turns out I just needed to provide a VA-4 to human resources. Since Florida doesn’t have a state tax, this just makes me exempt from VA tax. I still need to file for 2009/2010 to get my refund. I believe it is retroactive to the beginning of the tax year 2009.

 

If you hear of anyone running into the same problems I had, forward them this form. (It only works for VA)

 

 

Attachment: VA-4.pdf
Description: VA-4.pdf