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State tax filing
No. The 184 day residency test is to determine if you were full-year residents of New York State.
You and your husband were full-year NYS residents and part-year residents of Yonkers because you moved to Yonkers in the middle of the year. Therefore, you would be part-year residents of Yonkers from 10/15/2020-12/31/2020.
Please follow the instructions below:
- Open your return.
- Click on State.
- Edit your NYS return.
- On the page Tell Us Your New York County, choose Westchester.
- Enter your school district.
- On the page Your City Residency Information, edit the field for you and your spouse and choose part-year Yonkers residents.
- On the page Yonkers Sourced Income, answer Yes if you earned Yonkers sourced income while not a resident of Yonkers (during 1/1-10/14/21) or answer No if you did not earn Yonkers sourced income while not a resident of Yonkers.
- For the screen Living Quarters in Yonkers, answer No (I am assuming you did not have a living quarters while not living in Yonkers during 10/15-12/31).
- On the Allocate City Income screen, you will have to allocate the income you received (such as interest and dividends) that were received throughout the year, including while you were a Yonkers resident. Since you moved in mid-October, you would use .5 month for October and a full month for November and December. This is 2.5 months/12, which would be an allocation factor of approximately 20.8%. Multiply this by the amounts in the federal column. For items that were strictly not Yonkers sourced, you can enter $0. For items that were completely Yonkers sourced, enter the full amount.
- Continue through your return.
[Edited 4/21/21 l 9:40AM PST]
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‎April 20, 2021
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