SPlit wages by days for NJ non resident return

Sara4498 · ‎April 8, 2020

Resident of NYC with my office in NJ. Filing a non resident income tax for NJ and using Turbotax NJ. My employer split wages between those two states with nearly all allocated to NJ. However, I spent only 7 days in NJ and was otherwise in the state. I would like to reallocate my wages. TurboTax NJ says“If you had wages earned inside and outside NJ with same employer and you want to calculate the wage amount based on the number of days you worked in NJ, select “Split Wages by Days.” But there is no button to select!! ! So how do you split your NJ wages by days using TurboTax NJ? THank you.

GiseleD · ‎April 8, 2020

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Sara4498 · ‎April 8, 2020

Thanks I am viewing a full screen. The only choices at the bottom are back and continue. Pressing continue brings you to the next screen called expense reimbursements. There is no option to select “split wages by days”.

Sara4498 · ‎April 10, 2020

I’d insert a screen shot but this website doesnt offer that option.

fanfare · ‎April 10, 2020

I don't have 2019, but the button is there on TurboTax 2018.
I'm using Chrome browser.

If buttons are missing it's probably a browser problem. Try ~~Microsoft Edge~~ a different browser.

Sara4498 · ‎April 11, 2020

Thank you. I downloaded the NJ state from TurboTax onto to my laptop. I am not using a browser or the their website. The downloaded version must be defective then.

fanfare · ‎April 11, 2020

contact Customer Support so they can view your screen and confirm the bug. maybe it would be fixed by Jul 15.

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