No, this is what I am saying: I live in New Hampshire and have one job in Massachusetts. I work in my company's MA office two days a week; and from my home office in NH three days a week. My company does *not* withhold on this basis - they withhold as though I work every day in MA. As such, I myself apportion my wages based on in- and out-of-state working days as permitted on the MA Nonresident/Part-Year Tax Return, Form 1-NR/PY, line 13. I have been doing this for several years (through TurboTax). However, *this* year, TurboTax created two buckets of income for my MA return. One identified by my employer, and the other as "Income from Non-Taxing State." There is no other income at all, let alone from a non-taxing state. I can tell where the numbers came from: TurboTax took the difference between my federal taxable wages in Box 1 of my W2 and my MA taxable wages in Box 16 and called it "Income from Non-Taxing State." According to TurboTax, this is preventing me from electronically filing my federal and state return via TurboTax. Nobody wants to print and mail a return anymore, especially when paying TurboTax for the state return.
