Hi @AmyC
Hi Team,
I am filling the california return. As per above conversation - it seemed to fill "Zero" income for california if we never set foot inside california.
But turbo tax suggestion while filling says with example says something different. If Nolan was in Oregon full year- then why would he fill 60k for california?
This seems contradictory
From turbo tax software :
"
How much of my wages did I earn in California?
Since you're filing a nonresident return for California, you should only enter wages that you earned while working in California. Don't include any wages that were earned in your resident state.
Example: Nolan lived in Oregon all year. He worked at a job in Oregon for 6 months, and he worked at a job in California for 6 months. He received a W-2 for his job in Oregon that shows he earned $40,000 in wages. Also, he received a W-2 for his job in California that shows he earned $60,000 in wages. Nolan should only report the $60,000 from his California W-2 on his California nonresident return."
