They could have made a change to your tax return (income, dependent, credit, deduction, etc) or they may have taken part of your income for some state debt. And, no, state taxing authorities are separate entities. One state does not know what you owe or are getting refunded from the other state. You should get a letter from the state that sent you the refund with an explanation of the changes they made to your return/refund. But you will still need to pay the balance due to the other state by the deadline - 04/18/23 for most states. You can contact your state's Dept of Revenue to check payment deadlines and/or if you do not receive something with an explanation about the adjustment in the mail soon. @JCP2125
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