North Carolina allocations are the portion of income your earned while living in North Carolina. Generally, you can use months or days when figuring interest and dividends if your balances were fairly stable.
For example, if you lived in NC for three months, then 25% (3/12 months) of your income will be NC-based. Capital gains should be divided according to the date actually received. You can do the same with your interest and dividends if you wish to go back and check your financial statements.
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