Please be more specific. What state do you live in? What state did you work in? Some states have reciprocal agreements. There are also some states with no state income tax. We need to know which two states are involved. In general, if you live in a state with a state income tax and work in another state with a state income tax, you need to file a non-resident tax return for the state you work in and a resident tax return for the state you live in.
No---there is not just a "general understanding" of your situation by the IRS or the states.
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STATES WITH RECIPROCAL AGREEMENTS
States with no state income tax:
Alaska, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington and Wyoming
TX has no state income tax, so there was nothing for you to file for TX. But if you lived in LA you were subject to paying income tax to the state of LA. You should have filed a resident state return for LA for that year. The state is correct.
Why do I have documents with TurboTax stating I filed? Am I supposed to pay them for something I already did?
The duration of the time I lived in Louisiana was two months before the year ended. This is wild.
Then you prepare a part-year return for LA and pay LA tax on the income you received while you lived in LA.
ALLOCATE PART YEAR