Regarding the NY (state C) tax, I set it as nonresident and not part-time resident. Boxes 16 and 17 have numbers. Boxes18, 19, 20 are empty. Again, I did not live in NY but stayed at a friend's place for about 10 days. Do I need to pay for the local, state tax of NY?
Could you clarify it again as I am not sure what you exactly meant?
I had a traditional IRA in state A in 2018 from employer A. Employer A closed my traditional IRA account (as I no longer worked for them) and left the money in an undefined account type on Fidelity. I took the ~3570 and opened a new personal Roth IRA account on Fidelity when I resided in State B (home state). So, I am taxed for 21% on that money (~$3570) and I was thinking where this 21% would come from for a Roth IRA account that I opened. Should it be about 7% which is my home state's (State B) tax rate and not 21%? Maybe the ROTh tax rate is different than the state tax rate??
