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State tax filing
You can't. You have to file a nonresident return in the nonresident state, reporting the gain as income sourced in that state. Then, in your resident state return, you include a form to claim a credit for the taxes paid to the nonresident state.
Most likely this is a capital gain on the sale of real estate, or other real property, located in the nonresident state.
Most likely this is a capital gain on the sale of real estate, or other real property, located in the nonresident state.
‎June 6, 2019
3:19 AM