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Married filing jointly, Domicile in FL, One spouse retired the other works remotely and in person in NY part time
Hi, My husband and I bought a house in Florida in 2019, spent >6 months in Florida in 2020. We filed a part time resident for both Florida and NY in 2020 (65% Florida, 45% NY). My husband retired in 2020. I am still working remotely from Florida >6 months of the year, but go into the office (part time) when in NY for the other 5 1/2 months (where we own property).
I contribute most of my income to a 401K so I have hardly any earn wages for federal or state purposes.
In 2021 my husband did get a 1099 non employee income for 80,000 for money earned while he was employed in 2020. Confusing right?
So , my question is. Do we file as residents of Florida jointly and I need to file a non-resident for NY for my income (is that joint or just me)? What do I do with the non-employee income from my husband who will not have a w2? The 1099 will be addressed to FL. And lastly, we have dividend and capital gains from investment account all of which show Florida as our address. (and we will continue to take distribution at some point from our investments to fund retirement in the near future).
One of the first question in starting a 2021 tax return is if you lived in another state and I don't know how to answer that question.
Thank you