@Peter56 - there should be a screen in the NC module that is called "NC income allocation". Your federal income is in the left column and the NC income is in the right column. You should entering ZERO for everything, except the rental income on the property you own which is sourced NC income.
So for the NC column, the pension line box should be zero, the SS box should be zero, etc.
I just ran a test using NC as my non-residential state and SC as my residential state. It worked perfectly!
How much rental income is there? There is a $25,500 standard deduction in NC (filing joint), so if your rental income is less than that, it is likely there there may be little to no tax due to NC. But if there is, that should show as a credit on the other state's tax return. (if it is SC, look on line 13 of the SC income tax return).
why do you think the only pension you can exclude is related to Bailey? none of the other pensions are NC sourced income so those are excluded as well, as is SS.
does that help?
