It depends. Your resident state of Illinois taxes you on all of your income. If you earned the money in Illinois, then you do not have to file a Nebraska return. If you earned the money in Nebraska, then you will have to file a nonresident return in the State of Nebraska. Per the State of Nebraska, nonresidents who earn wages, salaries, or other compensation in Nebraska must file a Form 1040N and Nebraska Schedule III.
If you do have to file a nonresident return for Nebraska and are liable for Nebraska tax, then Illinois will give you a credit of taxes paid to Nebraska so that you are not double-taxed. In addition, please complete the Nebraska return before your Illinois return so that the credit computation is accurate.
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