Sounds like you lived in a reciprocal state and earned income in Kentucky.
When the interview asks if you made money in another state, answer "No".
Your return for your resident state will be complete. The Kentucky tax has no bearing on your resident state return. The income is reported as earned in the state in which you live.
Next, you may want to get any tax you paid to Kentucky back. This is done with Form 740-NP-R. Any tax returned to you has no bearing to your resident state, it never should have been withheld and paid to Kentucky in the first place.
You can print the 740-NP-R and mail it in yourself if you wish.
You can also print form 42A809, fill it out and give it to your employer if you are earning in Kentucky, but live in a reciprocal state. This way your employer should not withhold Kentucky tax, but rather the tax for the state in which you live.
PLEASE CLICK HERE to print 740-NP-R
PLEASE CLICK HERE for Form 42A809
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