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Please help filing status and different states MA and ME
My husband moved to Maine last year to work, and I still live in Massachusetts because I'm going to college here and also working. We do not own any residencies, I rent and he lives with his father.
Can I still file MFJ on the Federal Return? If I file MFS I would loose my education credit. Then what status should I use for Massachusetts and Maine Returns? Please Help! |
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