Sold shares in an SCorp in state (MN) where I am not a resident. How can I exclude the capital gain in state (MA) where I am a resident so that I won't be taxed twice for the same gain in two states?
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You do NOT exclude the gain in your resident state ... if you completed the non resident state return first then the resident state will give you a credit for the taxes paid in the other state.
You do NOT exclude the gain in your resident state ... if you completed the non resident state return first then the resident state will give you a credit for the taxes paid in the other state.
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