For Part Year Residents, North Carolina tax return, you only get taxed on the North Carolina income- however, North Carolina allows the full standard deduction- it does not prorate it according to the time you were a resident of North Carolina. This means that if you filed Married-Joint, $21,500 of your NORTH CAROLINA only income is not taxed.
This is actually very generous and counter-intuitive, since most states apply everything pro-rata.
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