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State tax filing
Yes, while doing the step-by-step for my North Carolina return, on a page called "Part-Year Resident Income Allocations" TT asked how much of my total capital gains for the year occurred while I was a North Carolina resident, and I entered negative ($57,000) because that's how much it was. There were no instructions to limit that to only ($3,000) or whatever North Carolina's limit might be.
The yearly info was automatically pulled in from my Fidelity account. But it was not allocated automatically, so I had to enter New Jersey and North Carolina manually.
Should I just say it was $3,000 of losses? Would that impair my ability to carry forward the unused capital losses into future years' NC returns?
Thank you.
‎February 22, 2025
3:26 PM