If you had no federal filing requirement, use the same filing status for California that you would have used to file a federal income tax return. A nonresident for the entire year and had no income from California sources during 2022.
An active member of the United States armed forces or any auxiliary military branch during 2022.If you file a joint tax return for federal purposes, you may file separately for California if one of the following applies: w/2 or more dependents, CA gross income $47,398, CA AGI $43,215.w/2 or more dependents, CA gross income $47,398, CA AGI $41,988.w/2 or more dependents, CA gross income $75,315, CA AGI $66,951.w/ no dependents, CA gross income $55,830, CA AGI $47,466.Married / RDP Filing Jointly / Separately, 65 or older (both spouses): w/2 or more dependents, CA gross income $68,315, CA AGI $59,951.w/ no dependents, CA gross income $48,830, CA AGI $40,466,.Married / RDP Filing Jointly / Separately, 65 or older (one spouse): w/2 or more dependents, CA gross income $67,088, CA AGI $58,724.w/ no dependents, CA gross income $41,830, CA AGI $33,466.Married / RDP Filing Jointly / Separately, under 65 (both spouses): w/2 or more dependents, CA gross income $47,398, CA AGI $343,215.w/ no dependents, CA gross income $27,913, CA AGI $23,730.
w/2 or more dependents, CA gross income, $46,171, CA AGI $41,988.w/ no dependents, CA gross income $20,913, CA AGI $16,730.If you meet one of these requirements for the tax year, you MUST file a California tax return.” According to California Franchise Tax Board, “California filing requirements is based off of filing status, age, California gross income and California adjusted gross income.
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