W2s are handled very differently by each company and does require you to do some thinking.
For example: total income for the whole year for that job is $100,000. MA earned $60,000
The company may have put $100k for CT income or a portion of it.
For the program, you need to enter the correct MA income to complete the non-resident form.
For CT, you need to enter the remainder of the income.
In my example, MA $60k and CT $40k would be entered to get the right income totals to each state.
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