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VIRGINIA |
Military
Income:
Fully taxable, but exemption allowed. Check military block on Virginia military W2.
Basic Military Pay.
Each filer who qualifies as military personnel stationed inside or outside Virginia can subtract up to $15,000 of military basic pay received during the taxable year, provided they are on extended active duty for more than 90 days. For every $1.00 of income over $15,000, the maximum subtraction is reduced by $1.00. If your basic mili tary pay is $30,000 or more, you are not entitled to a subtraction. On joint returns, each spouse can qualify for the subtraction.Military
personnel remain residents of Virginia
for income tax purposes. Virginia
taxes residents on income from all
sources.
Nonresident
military personnel stationed in Virginia will not have their military
pay taxed. However, if the
military member works in Virginia, that pay is taxable to Virginia.
Military Spouse Residency Relief Act: Service member in state in compliance with military orders. Spouse in state solely to be with service member. Spouse must be a resident of same state as service member. To claim a refund on tax withheld from nonresident military spouse's wages and salary, file VA Form 763-S. Must include copy of resident state's tax return, (if resident state taxes income), and copy(ies) of W-2(s). Suggested items to send with the VA 763-S include copy of LES, current driver's license from resident state or DD Form 2058 (State of Legal Residence Certificate).
Forms Used:
760,
residents
760PY,
part year residents
763,
nonresidents
Filing Status: Can file joint or separate. If one spouse is not a resident, a separate return MUST be filed.
Attach
Copy of Federal Return:
Yes
Not
Taxed:
Social
Security
Other
State Tax Credit:
Available. Attach
Virginia Form TC and copy of other state return.
| Where to Mail: | |
| See Below | |
| Refund Inquiry: (888) 268-2829 | Website: www.tax.virginia.gov |
| General Information: (804) 367-8031 | E-File Help Desk: (804) 367-6100 |
| Forms: (804) 236-2760 | Other Info: |
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Virginia
Department of Taxation |
Virginia
Department of Taxation |
E-filing
Info:
Retain 8453 for 3 years. The
following CANNOT be filed
electronically:
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| Tax Form Instructions: | |
| Resident Instructions | Non-Resident Instructions |
| Part-Year Instructions | |
Filing Status Scenarios
| 1. Taxpayer and Spouse Residents (Use also for Single Taxpayer) - Taxpayer and spouse are both Virginia residents, lived at their present location all year, and one or both had income. |
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Main Info Screen. W-2 Form. Virginia gives an exclusion for military income. To exclude the military income properly you must check the Military box on the bottom of the W-2 form for the military member's income.
Virginia 760 Form. A joint resident Virginia income tax return is prepared. You must enter the Locality Code. Outside Virginia enter 900. Look up codes to view the options available. Virginia Resident and Nonresident Subtractions. Review this form to ensure that the military income is exempted on line 38. For every $1.00 of income over $15,000, the maximum subtraction is reduced by $1.00.
Complete all other fields and forms with red or required information. |
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2. Taxpayer and Spouse - Different States of Residence - Taxpayer or spouse is a resident of Virginia, while the other member is a resident of a different state. A Virginia income tax return must be prepared due to the taxpayer or spouse having Virginia earned income. |
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Main Info Screen. If one spouse is not a resident, a separate return MUST be filed. For this example, the taxpayer is a resident of Virginia while the spouse is a resident of North Dakota. W-2 Form. Virginia gives an exclusion for military income. To exclude the military income properly you must check the Military box on the bottom of the W-2 form for the military member's income.
Resident/Nonresident Worksheet. Review form to ensure income is split correctly for the appropriate states. Virginia
760 Form.
A married filing separate resident Virginia income tax return should
be prepared. You must check the box for the Taxpayer to generate
a married filing separate return. You must enter the
Locality Code. Outside Virginia enter 900.
Look up codes
to view the options available.
Virginia Resident and Nonresident Subtractions. Review this form to ensure that the military income is exempted on line 38. For every $1.00 of income over $15,000, the maximum subtraction is reduced by $1.00.
Review the remainder of the Virginia Form 760 to ensure the other state income is being subtracted correctly. Complete all other fields and forms with red or required information. |
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3. Taxpayer and Spouse Non-Residents - Taxpayer and spouse are residents of a different state. The spouse and taxpayer must file a Virginia tax return due to one or both having Virginia earned income. |
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Main Info Screen. If both members are residents of another state, the parties should file as nonresidents. For this example, the taxpayer and spouse are both residents of Wisconsin but must file a Virginia income tax return because the spouse worked in Virginia. Resident/Nonresident Worksheet. Review form to ensure income is split correctly for the appropriate states. Virginia Form 763. A married filing separate non-resident Virginia income tax return should be prepared. You must enter the State of Residence. You must enter the Name of the city or county in which the principle place of business, employment, or income source in Virginia was located. Look up codes to view the options available. You must check the box for the Spouse (the person with the Virginia income) to generate a married filing separate return. This form is used to subtract out the other-states (Wisconsin) income. Review the remainder of the Virginia Form 763 to ensure the other state income is being subtracted correctly. Complete all other fields and forms with red or required information. |
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4. Taxpayer Non-Resident - Spouse Part-Year Resident - Taxpayer and spouse moved to or from Virginia during the tax year. The taxpayer is a resident of a different state. The Spouse is a part-year resident of Virginia. The Spouse and taxpayer must file a Virginia tax return due to one or both of them having Virginia earned income and possibly income from another state. |
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Main Info Screen. For this example, the taxpayer is in the military and a resident of Indiana. The taxpayer and spouse moved from Virginia to North Dakota during the year. The spouse was a resident of Virginia but is now changing their residency to North Dakota for tax purposes. The spouse therefore was a part-year resident of both Virginia and North Dakota and must file a Virginia income tax return because the spouse worked in Virginia. Part Year Resident States Worksheet. Review form to ensure income is split correctly for the appropriate states. Virginia Form 760PY. A married filing separate part-year resident Virginia income tax return should be prepared. You must enter the Name of the city or county in which the principle place of business, employment, or income source in Virginia was located. Look up codes to view the options available. You must enter the dates of residency. You must check the box for the Spouse (the person with the Virginia income) to generate a married filing separate return. This form is used to subtract out all the other-states (Indiana and North Dakota) income. Review the remainder of the Virginia Form 760PY to ensure the other state income is being subtracted correctly. Complete all other fields and forms with red or required information. |
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5. Married or Single Military Resident of Virginia with Income from Another State - Taxpayer is single. The taxpayer must file a Virginia tax return due to him or her having Virginia earned income. |
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Main Info Screen. For this example the taxpayer is a military member stationed in North Dakota but a resident of Virginia. The taxpayer had a job in North Dakota therefore having North Dakota earned income. Resident/Nonresident Worksheet. Review form to ensure income is split correctly for the appropriate states. Virginia 104 Form. A resident Virginia income tax return is prepared. Virginia taxes residents on income from all sources, even income earned while living in another state (North Dakota as in this example). You must enter the Locality Code. Outside Virginia enter 900. Look up codes to view the options available.
Virginia Resident and Nonresident Subtractions. Review this form to ensure that the military income is exempted on line 38. For every $1.00 of income over $15,000, the maximum subtraction is reduced by $1.00.
Virginia 760 Form, Page 3, Schedule OSC. Credit Computation must be prepared to give a credit for taxes paid to North Dakota. You must complete the other states tax return first, then enter the amount of tax from the other states tax return. This is not the amount the taxpayer had withheld from his or her pay but the amount of tax imposed on them. Line 3 is the amount of income earned in the other state (North Dakota). Line 5 is the amount of income tax liability on the (North Dakota) tax return. Ensure lines 1 and 6 are answered as in the example. A copy of the other state's return must be attached to the Virginia return if not e-filed.
Complete all other fields and forms with red or required information. |
| 6. Amended Return - An amended Virginia return must be filed because the taxpayer received new tax information after their Virginia return was filed. |
| Federal 1040X Form.
Before making any changes to the tax return add the US 1040X form to the tax
return. You must check the box under Income and Deductions to lock in the
entries in Column A - Original amount or as previously adjusted.
Virginia - Virginia Individual Income Tax Return. The same Virginia Form that was used to file the return is used to amend the return. You must check Amended Return and the box to lock in the original refund or balance due before making any changes to the return.
Make whatever changes are required to the federal tax return. For this example, a new W-2 was received.
Virginia - Virginia Individual Income Tax Return. Determine if the taxpayer is receiving an additional refund or owes money.
Amended returns can not be e-filed. The taxpayer must mail the federal 1040X and any state amended returns if required to be filed. |
Where to Mail depends on county of domicile/former residence. Addresses are listed below.
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Accomack
County (757)787-5747 |
Albemarle
County 804-296-5851 |
Alexandria
City 703-838-4570 |
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Alleghany
County 540-965-1640 |
Amelia
County 804-561-2158 |
Amherst
County 804-946-9310 |
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Appomattox
County 804-352-7450 |
Arlington
County 703-228-3055 |
Augusta
County 540-245-5640 |
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Bath
County 540-839-7231 |
Bedford
County 540-586-7621 |
Bedford
City 540-586-7105 |
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Bland
County 540-688-4291 |
Botetourt
County 540-473-8270 |
Bristol
County 540-645-7316 |
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Brunswick
County 804-848-2313 |
Buchanan
County 540-935-6542 |
Buckingham
County 804-969-4972 |
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Buena
Vista County 540-261-8610 |
Campbell
County 804-332-9518 |
Caroline
County 804-633-4054 |
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Carroll
County 540-728-2331 |
Charles
City County 804-829-9216 |
Charlotte
County 804-542-5546 |
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Charlottesville
City 804-970-3160 |
Chesapeake
City 757-382-6732 |
Chesterfield
County 804-748-1281 |
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Clarke
County 540-955-5108 |
Clifton
Forge City 540-863-2506 |
Colonial
Heights City 804-520-9280 |
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Covington
City 540-965-6350 |
Craig
County 540-864-6241 |
Culpeper
County 540-727-3443 |
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Cumberland
County 804-492-4280 |
Danville
City 804-799-5145 |
Dickenson
County 540-926-1646 |
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Dinwiddie
County 804-469-4507 |
Emporia
City 804-634-5405 |
Essex
County 804-443-2661 |
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Fairfax
County 703-324-8234 |
Fairfax
City 703-385-7882 |
Falls
Church City 703-241-5065 |
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Fauquier
County 540-347-8617 |
Floyd
County 540-745-9345 |
Fluvanna
County 804-589-8322 |
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Franklin
County 540-483-3083 |
Franklin
City 757-562-8547 |
Frederick
County 540-665-5681 |
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Fredericksburg
City 540-372-1004 |
Galax
City 540-236-2528 |
Giles
County 540-921-3321 |
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Gloucester
County 804-693-3451 |
Goochland
County 804-556-5307 |
Grayson
County 540-773-2381 |
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Greene
County 804-985-5211 |
Greensville
County 804-348-4227 |
Halifax
County 804-476-3314 |
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Hampton
City 757-727-6690 |
Hanover
County 804-537-6129 |
Harrisonburg
City 540-434-2233 |
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Henrico
County 804-501-5580 |
Henry
County 540-634-4690 |
Highland
County 540-468-2142 |
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Hopewell
City 804-541-2237 |
Isle
of Wight County 757-365-6222 |
James
City County 757-253-6695 |
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King
& Queen County 804-785-5976 |
King
George County 540-775-4664 |
King
William County 804-769-4941 |
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Lancaster
County 804-462-7920 |
Lee
County 540-346-7722 |
Lexington
County 540-463-4615 |
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Loudoun
County 703-777-0260 |
Louisa
County 540-967-3432 |
Lunenburg
County 804-696-2516 |
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Lynchburg
County 804-847-1305 |
Madison
County 540-948-4421 |
Manassas
City 703-257-8298 |
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Manassas
Park City 703-335-8826 |
Martinsville
City 540-656-5131 |
Mathews
County 804-725-7168 |
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Mecklenburg
County 804-738-6191 |
Middlesex
County 804-758-5331 |
Montgomery
County 540-382-3710 |
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Nelson
County 804-263-4009 |
New
Kent County 804-966-9610 |
Newport
News City 757-926-8653 |
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Norfolk
City 757-441-2277 |
Northampton
County 757-678-0448 |
Northumberland
County 804-580-4600 |
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Norton
City 540-679-0031 |
Nottoway
County 804-645-9317 |
Orange
County 540-672-4441 |
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Page
County 540-743-3840 |
Patrick
County 540-694-7131 |
Petersburg
City 804-733-2315 |
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Pittsylvania
County 804-432-7940 |
Poquoson
City 757-868-3020 |
Portsmouth
City 757-393-8740 |
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Powhatan
County 804-598-5616 |
Prince
Edward County 804-392-3231 |
Prince
George County 804-733-2626 |
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Prince
William County 703-792-6710 |
Pulaski
County 540-980-7750 |
Radford
City 540-731-3613 |
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Rappahannock
County 540-675-3513 |
Richmond
County 804-333-3722 |
Richmond
City 804-780-5690 |
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Roanoke
County 540-772-2049 |
Roanoke
City 540-853-2523 |
Rockbridge
County 540-463-3431 |
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Rockingham
County 540-564-3000 |
Russell
County 540-889-8018 |
Salem
City 540-375-3019 |
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Scott
County 540-386-7692 |
Shenandoah
County 540-459-6170 |
Symth
County 540-783-7201 |
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Southampton
County 757-653-3032 |
Spotsylvania
County 540-582-7046 |
Stafford
County 540-658-4131 |
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Staunton
City 540-332-3829 |
Suffolk
City 757-925-6420 |
Surry
County 757-294-5225 |
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Sussex
County 804-246-5511 |
Tazewell
County 540-988-7541 |
Virginia
Beach City 757-427-4483 |
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Warren
County 540-635-2651 |
Washington
County 540-676-6270 |
Waynesboro
City 540-942-6610 |
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Westmoreland
County 804-493-9052 |
Williamsburg
City 757-220-6150 |
Winchester
City 540-667-1815 |
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Wise
County 540-328-3556 |
Wythe
County 540-223-6015 |
York
County 757-890-3381
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