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State tax filing
The capital gain is taxable to OH in my scenario. I was unable to tell if it was jointly owned and assumed it was the taxpayers. As such it was not being counted as taxable for OH so this is the first edit to include it in the OH Amount column.
The second override (Part B) is the unemployment compensation that should not be taxed to OH (only NY) and has been entered as a deduction to reduce the OH income before calculating the percentage of income that should be taxed in OH.
This reflects an accurate tax rate for the income that should be taxed to OH. I hope this explains the nature of the suggested overrides. I suggest printing and mailing the OH return.
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March 23, 2022
12:52 PM