In 2023, I lived in multiple states and worked a job based in Pennsylvania. For most of the year, I was a part-year resident in Georgia (for six months), and I also lived in Pennsylvania for two months. When I originally filed my state tax returns, I allocated 75% of my income to Georgia and 25% to Pennsylvania, as I was primarily residing in Georgia.
However, Pennsylvania has since informed me that even non-residents must file state income tax there and can claim a credit for taxes paid to other states. To comply, I ended up paying the full amount to Pennsylvania, which means I essentially paid taxes on the same income to both states.
Could you advise on the process to file an amended return with Georgia to claim a refund for the portion of income tax now fully paid to Pennsylvania?
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Hi, cameron2028,
Sorry to hear about the issues with Pennsylvania. The good news is, if you did your return with TurboTax, we are here to assist you with your amendment! You can refer to these instructions, or, if you prefer, reach out to us for help. If you didn't do your return with TurboTax, you may want to seek the help of a tax professional and can consider a TurboTax verified Pro among your options.
Hope this helps.
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