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Lived in 4 months in NYC, moved to New Jersey for rest of year but worked the whole year in NYC. How do you handle residency, duplicate wages and double-tax?
Let's assume
Here are the facts
- Assuming my income was 90K in 2018
- I worked in NYC the whole 2018
- I lived in NYC for the first 4 months of the year and made 30K during that period based on my W2
- I live in NJ for the next 8 months of the year and made 60k during that period based on my W2
- I selected Part-Year Resident on NYS Resident Status with 30K income allocation
- I selected Part-Year Resident on NYC Resident Status with 30K income allocation
The confusion comes when completing my NJ taxes.
It first asks me to remove duplicate wages. Which one should I remove?
1. NJ 60,000
2. NY 90,000
It then asks me to work Credit for Taxes Paid to Another State. I enter New York City as the jurisdiction where I worked. Now it asks me to enter the "Double-Taxed Income" and the "Tax paid to New York City"
I don't know what to enter here. Can someone help me?
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‎June 3, 2019
11:26 AM