You will have to file Part Year resident returns for Delaware and your former state of residence. You only have to pay retirement income in your state of residence so you will have to calculate how much you received while you were living in each state. You can use a percentage based on time for the year.
If you were not a resident of Virginia and/or Maryland, you will have to file a nonresident tax return with no state income to get the withholding return.
Also, if you have not already done so, make sure the correct state withholding is updated with your annuity. Even if you have direct deposit you always want to update your address on financial accounts.
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