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Pennsylvania move to Florida.
Turbo Tax has the full year of unearned income in PA 40 and not just a partial year. How do i correct this? Moved in mid April to Florida and should not need to pay all unearned income to PA.
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State tax filing
In the personal section, be sure you marked that you moved. In the PA section, you need to file a part year return. Verify that your income is not taxable in PA, see Personal Income Tax Guide
Part-year and nonresidents.PA Filing requirements.
Include items for each class of taxable income received while a resident and items from Pennsylvania sources while a nonresident.
Income from Pennsylvania sources for nonresidents includes:
• Compensation for services performed in Pennsylvania.
• Net profit or loss on Pennsylvania business or farm operations
• Net income or loss from the sale of real or tangible property located within Pennsylvania.
• Net income or loss from rental property located in Pennsylvania and income from royalties, patents, and copyrights for the use of the taxpayer’s property in Pennsylvania.
• Income received as a beneficiary, partner, or shareholder reported on PA Schedule NRK-1.
• Winnings from gambling and lotteries in Pennsylvania including cash prizes awarded by the Pennsylvania lottery
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State tax filing
This answer is generic and not at all helpful. Turbotax should be able to calculate what percentage of the year you spent in a state based on the dates entered and provide a correct dollar amount to show on Line 4 of Schedule B for Dividends and Capital Gains. I found the correct information on PA States Revenue website. Next issue that came up was I paid to file and Turbotax found an error that i had to go back and correct, then after that correction, I had to reenter payment information to file. I was then billed twice. Try getting a hold of someone at Turbotax to correct a double billing situation!!!! No luck as of now.