If I moved from CA to DC, and my company changed my address about a month after I physically moved, would that mean I was double taxed for that month or would I report the dates of my residency based upon the date that my address was changed in my company payroll system? My pay stubs stop showing any amount under CA W/h in October 2019 and start showing amounts under DC W/h. Does this mean that I"m not being double taxed?
When I started to fill out my CA return, it seemed like I had to report all my income to California based on the TurboTax example provided (Example 2: X lived in CA at the start of the year. She moved to AZ in May but continued to work at the same job in CA for the rest of the year. She earned $20,000 while living and working in CA and $30,000 while living in Arizona and working in California. Overall X earned $50,000 living or working in CA). I put in my total income for the year since the above example applied to my situation but given that my employer changed my address and after that there was no more CA w/h, do I need to fill out the box that asks to enter the income taxed by both DC and CA and the taxes you paid to CA? For some reason, TurboTax did not autofill this for me. If so, how do I figure out the income taxed by both DC and CA (i.e. double-taxed income) and the tax paid to CA on the double-taxed income?
Thank you!
