I moved twice in 2022, but only earned income from my job in one state - though I have interest income, capital gains, and dividend income. It seems like I may be able to avoid the hassle and recognize that income only in my final, resident state, since it's a relatively small amount. I'm struggling to understand the language in the Illinois rules, however - it says "As a Nonresident, you must file Form IL-1040 and Schedule NR if your Illinois base income from Schedule NR is greater than your Illinois exemption allowance on Schedule NR." The portion of the interest, dividend, and capital gains that I could attribute to the time I spent in Illinois is indeed less than the exemption allowance, $2,425, but I am unsure if I'm interpreting the rule right. Does anyone have tips for this scenario?
