Hello, I live in PA but work in NJ. Do I need to report my income on my PA state return? When I do not, I get a notification at the end that I should be reporting all income I made while living in PA. But when I do report it, it is taxed in both PA and NJ, and the button to report income taxed in two states is grayed out.
My spouse and I are considering filing separately. I live in Minnesota and my spouse lives in Wisconsin. We both work in Minnesota. Given that Wisconsin is a community property state, how do we correctly file state taxes? 1. Do I claim my income on the Minnesota state return and my spouse claims our combined incomes on the…
I have a complicated tax situation I was hoping I could get advice on. I filed my 2023 taxes saying I live in New Jersey. I submitted a federal tax return as well as state returns for New Jersey and New York (because I worked in New York). I made two mistakes in this return. First, I stated I lived in New Jersey, but I…
I filed my taxes last month and both my state and federal returns were accepted by the IRS. Today I stumbled upon a 1099-R form that I forgot to file. Here's where it gets complicated… I only filed an Alabama state return because the only jobs I worked in 2023 were in that state. However, I drained my retirement account in…
Hi, I worked in CA from Jan to Sep 2023, moved to CT in Sep mid and working in CT from Oct 23. My spouse went outside U.S till June and started working in CT from July 2023. Can we file federal as Married Filing Jointly How to proceed with state filings as I will be part resident for CT and CA ? and spouse will be resident…
I moved to California mid January in 2023 from Georgia and have lived in California for the rest of 2023. While in Georgia, just prior to moving, I sold several mutual funds and had capital losses. I entered in all of my mutual funds sold for the 1099-B on my Federal return, but now I'm doing my partial residency state…
I moved to NJ in March but I maintain work in NY at my same employer and commute from NJ now. So I was in NY for 58 of 365 days in 2023. I did the math which comes out to about 16% of the year in NY and file my income 16% as a NY resident and 84% NJ? I mean that's what I did when I filed…my employer did/does NOT take out…
VA offers a credit for taxes paid to another state on income that is also taxed by VA. I earned money this year when I was a resident in MA and have earned money now that I live in VA. Some of my VA income is also taxed by MA and VA wants me to calculate how much tax I paid on only that income so that I can claim a credit.…
I live in one state and work in another state. How do I report the credit for taxes paid to another state?
I moved from NYC to another state, but I worked for the same employer remotely. Is all of my income still taxable in NY?
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