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Am I required to pay taxes to Michigan on income earned as a military spouse not stationed in Michigan?
Am I required to pay taxes to Michigan on income earned as a military spouse not stationed in Michigan?
Yes, a military spouse who is a Michigan resident and plans to return to Michigan as his/her permanent home should include income earned in the other state on his/her Michigan Income Tax return. A Michigan military spouse may not claim a credit for the income taxes paid to another state. The military spouse must file a non-resident return with the other state to obtain a refund of taxes paid to that state.