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If I understand you are saying his resident of record is CA. Usually military only pays state income tax to his state of record (some states do not tax at all, but you need to check CA) Check his W2 and see if CA taxes withheld. If he worked outside of military before joining, or while stationed in another state that income would be taxable to state he worked in (not his military pay) There is no form to confirm his military status except for his W2 from DFAS, and that is taxed to federal. Some states only tax military if they are stationed in his resident of record, but do not tax if stationed in another state. You have to check the state for your client, as several states handle military different. To be sure no state can tax his military pay except his state of record (where he enlisted), also there is a way he can change his state of record.