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State tax filing
Both of your answers are opposite of Katrinas so I need to confirm one last time.
For this year, file a return with Indiana. Allocate 100% of my earnings to Indiana and mark that I lived there for the dates I did. Then, file a return with North Carolina, allocate 100% of my earnings again to the state (even though I only technically earned a few months out of the year), mark that I lived there the dates I did, and enter the tax paid to Indiana for a credit.
Going forward, complete a non-resident return for Indiana and pay taxes. After that, complete a resident return for North Carolina and claim the credit for taxes paid to Indiana.
Correct?
‎January 28, 2020
3:01 PM