I sold a home in California after moving to Arizona. I'm reasonably certain that my situation requires payment of California non-resident sales tax (it qualifies for the primary residence exemption, but the profit was more than the exemption).
This was for tax year 2019, and I used TurboTax Premier 2019 (home computer version).
I moved to Arizona in late 2018 and was an Arizona resident for all of 2019.
I answered all the questions TurboTax asked on the home sale interview.
When I did this, TurboTax shows that I don't owe tax to California for this home sale.
In the California State Turbotax, using the "Forms" view, I looked at the California Schedule D Worksheet for Nonresidents and Part-Year Residents. In the "Part I" section of that form "Worksheet to Allocate Capital Gains/Losses Sale by Sale", there is line with "Description of property" as "Home Sale Gain Realized" with a CORRECT entry in Column A ("as if you were a CA resident for the entire year"), but Column B ("as if you were a nonresident for the entire year") is BLANK. This seems to be WRONG, but I can't figure out anything I did wrong in the interview and I can't find any way of correcting it.
I am being taxed on the Arizona State Turbotax for the capital gain on the house sale. Is it possible that California and Arizona have some kind of agreement for transferring tax collected in Arizona to California? I know I shouldn't pay taxes to both states, but it seems I should be paying California and not Arizona.
