Yes, if you need to file the additional state return. Each state has different filing requirements. If it is a state with a minimum filing, you may not need to file the state and the tax would be zero.
If you would like to reply with the state, we can check the filing requirements or you can contact the Department of Revenue.
When you take a credit for other states, usually, your resident state requires a copy of the other state. We provide that when e-filing.
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