@Critter-3 Are you saying that by filing as a DC full-year resident, it should automatically be taxing me for the full year's worth of wages (Line 1) not the state wages (Line 16)? If so, hard to believe I don't owe DC more than $30.
Let me see if I can break down what I've reported and what I'm seeing to see if it makes sense. My responses to the questions are bolded/underlined. My areas of uncertainty are italicized.
ON VA NONRESIDENT RETURN:
Did you make money in Virginia in 2019, but never live there?: YES
Tell us more about your 2019 Virginia income:
✓ I commuted from DC to VA daily
✓ My employer mistakenly withheld VA tax from my income
My state of residence is: DC
Your requested refund amount: Autocompletes to Line 17 value from VA W-2 (should this be zero?)
✓ Check this box if you are a resident of a state with income tax and you're attaching your resident individual income tax return
---> ISSUES VA TAX REFUND EQUIVALENT TO LINE 17 VALUE FROM VA W-2
ON DC FULL-YEAR RESIDENT RETURN:
Other DC additions to federal income: __________ (should this be left blank?)
Virginia information:
Double-taxed Income: $0 (was not double-taxed, just paying tax in the wrong state for a few weeks)
Tax paid to VA on double-taxed income: $0 (same as above)
---> TAX OWED TO DC = still $30, UNCHANGED AFTER REPORTING THE ERRONEOUS TAXES PAID TO VA
Sorry this is really convoluted. I really appreciate your time and attention.
