Please see my answers below to your questions for Step 7 & 9:
- That is correct. You would answer Yes to this question since you had Yonkers sourced income when you were not a resident between 1/1-10/14.
- If you are a Yonkers resident, you are subject to Yonkers tax during that time period. For example: If you received $1,000 in interest income during 2020, then technically, 20.8% of that income was received during the period in which you were a Yonkers resident. Please keep in mind that this tax also applies to any services performed or employment in New York City or elsewhere in New York State during the time you were a Yonkers resident.
Lastly, as long as your husband lived in Yonkers and work in NYC, he will also be taxed by Yonkers on your NY State return during the period of your Yonkers residency. He will not be taxed in NYC for simply working in NYC. He does not have Yonkers sourced wages, but if he is a resident of Yonkers, he is still subject to Yonkers tax.
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