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State tax filing
you lost me on this. Whatever capital gains you had on assets sold or whatever dividends you received in 2024 while a VA resident must be reported in the VA column of the Part Year return. Whatever capital gains you had on assets sold or whatever dividends you received in 2024 while a FL resident DOES NOT get reported in the VA column of the Non-Resident return.
@NCperson sorry for the confusion. I confused myself as well. Per TT learn more - "Since it may be hard to tell how much of this interest income was earned while you lived in each state, it's OK to allocate according to the time you spent in each state."
I will do this for both the dividend income and capital gains as well.
2) on the rents..... there is nothing to show on the Part Year since the property wasn't rented while a VA resident. When you do the Form 763 (non-resident), you will owe no tax, since this reported loss is the only VA income to be reported in the right most column of the grid on the 2nd page. You are still required to file the tax return because your AGI is presumably greater than $11,950 (filing Single). If you do form 763 by hand and shows you owe tax, you've done something incorrect.
Copy that, thank you again! Hopefully no more questions for you.