I live in Ohio, and work in PA. My employer withheld Ohio taxes from what I see on my W2.
I am on the State Taxes section, and I am on the Compensation Summary page for the Pennsylvania nonresident return.
Currently, all three W-2's I have on the page have a State ID of OH. My W-2 is what I am confused on. I am not sure if I need to click the edit button for my W-2, and check the box that reads "Make this income taxable in PA. I do not think that I need to since I am an Ohio resident.
I think I am just getting confused with the instructions listed on the Compensation Summary. The third paragraph reads.
"If your compensation was not earned while a Pennsylvania resident or from Pennsylvania sources, you will need to edit the entry." So my answer to this would be, no, my compensation was not earned while I was a Pennslyvania resident. But, yes my compensation was earned from Pennsylvania sources.
The fourth paragraph reads. "If you were a resident of Indiana, Maryland, New Jersey, Ohio, Virginia or West Virginia (reciprocal wage states) and worked in Pennsylvania you may need to change the wages to zero to claim a refund." I am a resident of Ohio, but how do I know if I need to change the wages to zero and claim a refund? Where would I change the wages to zero?
Looking back at previous pay stubs, I see that my employer held back Social Security, Medicare, Federal Income Tax, Ohio, PA LST, PA Employee Unemp., and a Robinson Twp. line item. I am guessing I would get the PA LST, PA Employee Unemp, and the Robinson Twp back, but in TurboTax it currently says I am getting $0 back on my PA refund. In box 14 on my W2 I do see an item labeled PAEUC. Upon further Googling this is Pennsylvania Emergency Unemployment Compensation. I am not sure if I should get this back either.
I know I threw a lot out there. In summary, I want to know how to proceed on the Pennsylvania nonresident page, and if there are any additional documents I need to file that TurboTax is missing.
