Filing I-751 (wife will be working away from me maybe months or yr)

[Ma'BehBeh 1]

sorry guys but i have a follow question..so we are not going to put her address in the form I-751 since shes jst gonna stay there temporarily..

So my QUESETION is in the tax return on 2010-2011 she is going to claim her tax return and shes gonna put the company shes working..b4 i claim her on my tax return cuz shes unemployed but now shes working so now shes on her own tax return..so my concern is that they were gonna see that shes working in cali w/c is we didnt put on her I-751..(do we still nid to put our tax return this yr on the I-751 packet even we are filing separately(tax return))..

thanks..

[Caladan 19]

C. worked out of town and out of the country on and off over the two years, usually for two or three months at a time, while he was a conditional permanent resident. He was always a resident of the same place that I was; we treated it like an extended business trip, and nothing in our removal of conditions directly addressed that. We filed taxes as residents of the same state. We put down two residences, one for our old place in CT and one for our new place, and we didn't mention the times he was out of town because he was still residing with me even though he was gone a lot with work.

They may see that she's working in Cali (don't lie on your taxes to try to hide this!), but if she's filing as a resident of the state where she legally resides (Nevada, right?), it wouldn't matter. I don't know how Nevada works it, but usually a state has a provision for income earned while a resident, even if that income was earned elsewhere. C.'s federal return included income from Wyoming, Oklahoma, Michigan, Texas and Canada while we were living in Connecticut! The company he works for is registered in Colorado, I think, where he's never been.

We did highlight places in our joint account that showed our paychecks being deposited electronically (to show basically that even though he was working out of town, he was still giving me his money...), but nothing ever came up. Just show that her residence is in Nevada, with bills & driver's licenses & bank accounts, and don't worry so much. She is residing with you; she's just traveling for work; and you're not the first couple to have been in this situation.

[Ma'BehBeh 1]

ei guys i have a follow Question..

so since my wife is working in cali temporarily we are not going to put her address in cali in the form I-751.since my wife is working now im not gonna claim her in my tax return it means shes gonna file on her own..are we going to put our tax return this yr on the packet for our evidences..?NOW my question is, is there gonna be a problem if they gonna see that she works in cali based on the name of the company in her tax return..?

[Ma'BehBeh 1]

ei guys i have a follow Question..

so since my wife is working in cali temporarily we are not going to put her address in cali in the form I-751.since my wife is working now im not gonna claim her in my tax return it means shes gonna file on her own..are we going to put our tax return this yr on the packet for our evidences..?NOW my question is, is there gonna be a problem if they gonna see that she works in cali based on the name of the company in her tax return..?

SORRY NEVER MIND THIS PART..I DOBLE POSTED IT..

C. worked out of town and out of the country on and off over the two years, usually for two or three months at a time, while he was a conditional permanent resident. He was always a resident of the same place that I was; we treated it like an extended business trip, and nothing in our removal of conditions directly addressed that. We filed taxes as residents of the same state. We put down two residences, one for our old place in CT and one for our new place, and we didn't mention the times he was out of town because he was still residing with me even though he was gone a lot with work.

They may see that she's working in Cali (don't lie on your taxes to try to hide this!), but if she's filing as a resident of the state where she legally resides (Nevada, right?), it wouldn't matter. I don't know how Nevada works it, but usually a state has a provision for income earned while a resident, even if that income was earned elsewhere. C.'s federal return included income from Wyoming, Oklahoma, Michigan, Texas and Canada while we were living in Connecticut! The company he works for is registered in Colorado, I think, where he's never been.

We did highlight places in our joint account that showed our paychecks being deposited electronically (to show basically that even though he was working out of town, he was still giving me his money...), but nothing ever came up. Just show that her residence is in Nevada, with bills & driver's licenses & bank accounts, and don't worry so much. She is residing with you; she's just traveling for work; and you're not the first couple to have been in this situation.

THANK U VERY MUCH..not too much to worry now..GOD BLESS U..