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NC Part time resident trouble with SS being taxed
I moved from Texas to NC on May 22, 2024. On the Part-Year Resident Income Allocations page, the federal income showes $31,810 of taxable SS benefits. Interpolating for the NC portion of the year yields $31,810 x .61 = $19,404. I enter this in the column for "North Carolina Resident income" for the row "Taxable SS Benefits".
When I do this my "NC Tax Due" increases from $1200 to $1900 dollars. So it appears to be taxing the SS benefits. But NC doesn't tax SS benefits so the "NC Tax Due" should not increase.
When I go to the next screen "Part-Year Resident Income Allocations", it again shows me that the Federal Adustments were $31,810. I enter $19,404 again in "North Carolina Resident Adjustments, but the "NC Tax Due" does not change. I thought this might be where turbotax removes the SS benfits from being taxed in NC.
How do I enter the SS benefit info for these screens so that the "NC Tax Due" reflects no SS benefits and goes back to $1200?