@DanielV01
I have a somewhat comparable situation, so I figured I'd ask here before making my own post. I work for a company that is based in Brooklyn, but we have employees/warehouses in FL (where I also lived by coincidence). I started working there starting in 2020 (remotely) and I was listed as a FL employee and had my W2 listed as such (worked for about 3 months until the end of the year). I was for sure listed as a FL employee. I started 2021 still working in FL but moved on Jun 1 to NYC. We use a third-party HR company, and I made sure to square away my state change (since I was not being taxed any NYC taxes previously). This also allowed me to get health insurance there, etc. The W2 doesn't show a separate line for FL income, only NY and it shows the full salary amount for NY. I asked to get a new W2 (W2-c) and I realized that my employer listed my move as Jun 21 (just fixed today to reflect Jun 1). So I know for their records, I was switched from FL to NY during the year.
How should my W2 look? Should there be any acknowledgement of FL on there?
Also, I see from your previous comment that I should fill out the Form IT-203 (Part Year Resident Tax Return) and Form IT-360.1 (Change of City Resident Status). If there would not be anything that shows Forida (since there's no state income tax), how would I go about seaprating what part of my tax bill is from FL and which is from NY?
