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@medli No, it seems like you're fine for previous years. It's probably different this year because Oregon changed something. You're not going to get audited or anything like that.

@medli I am a professional tax preparer, who has seen this many times, and yes, when filing taxes (for tax purposes) you want to choose "non-resident". Think of it this way; you still have to file the return, but where do you actually live? If you aren't an official resident of where you...

@antevasin This is not true for AD military. You do not have to become a resident of the state in which you are stationed in. In fact, he can claim non-resident for both. For his current state, he may have to file some sort of form to exempt himself & his spouse.