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State tax filing
You will need to file a PA nonresident tax return reporting only the income earned in PA. Since PA is a flat rate state, you may very well have a zero refund, zero balance due.
They you and your husband file a joint resident NC return reporting all income, including that earned in PA. Make sure, when going through the interview, that you say you paid taxes to another state and get a credit on your NC return for taxes paid to PA.
Regarding PA local taxes, they are not refundable.
See this link for NC rules for claiming this resident credit: http://www.dor.state.nc.us/taxes/individual/another.html
They you and your husband file a joint resident NC return reporting all income, including that earned in PA. Make sure, when going through the interview, that you say you paid taxes to another state and get a credit on your NC return for taxes paid to PA.
Regarding PA local taxes, they are not refundable.
See this link for NC rules for claiming this resident credit: http://www.dor.state.nc.us/taxes/individual/another.html
May 31, 2019
5:10 PM