I have a similar question on RSUs and moving states. I officially moved my job from NY to NJ in June. I know I have to file NY taxes as a non-resident , including the multi-year allocation form IT-203-F for any income from RSUs granted when I was a NY employee but vested after I moved to NJ. When I use my stock statement to figure out the RSU income (for NY), I am getting confused on which income for each vest event to report. There is "
Total Income of RSUs at Vest" and then there is "
Prorated Income" (which is the same as the Payroll reportable amount and Amount subject to Tax withholding columns). It seems like the "Prorated Income" is calculated based on the "Percentage of Income Subject to Withholding" column. Should I be reporting the total RSU vested and Total income on my NY IT-203-F form, or the prorated income ? (and RSU's corresponding to the prorated income).
