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State tax filing
I moved to NJ in August 2022 to work in NY. I lived in Indiana before that. I know that NY requires all income to be reported in W-2.
My Situation (example):
- IN Income until 8/8/2022 = 55,000
- <move to NJ on 8/9/2022>
- NJ Income = 45,000
- NY State Income as shown on W-2 = 100,000 (because it requires all income to be reported)
- Amount taxed by NY State = 90,000 (as shown after I did my NY taxes)
- Allocated NY State tax = 5000 x (income factor) = 2300
When filing for NJ taxes, it asks "Double-taxed income while a resident of New Jersey" and "Taxes paid to New York".
Question: how to determine double-taxed income while a NJ resident? The amount taxed by NY (90,000) also contains Indiana portion. What needs to be done here?
‎September 29, 2023
1:07 PM