When you live in two different states in one tax year, you'll likely need to file three tax returns: one federal, and one for each state. There are a few states (Alaska, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington and Wyoming) that have no income tax, and New Hampshire only taxes interest and dividend income. If you live in one of those states, you won't need to file a state tax return for that state (except potentially New Hampshire).
If you sold your primary residence, you may have to pay some tax on gains from the sale of the home, but it's also possible you can exclude all or most of the gains from your income. Even if you don't have to pay tax on gains from the sale of your home, it's recommended to report the sale on your federal (and potentially state) tax return. If you'd like to read more about selling your home, we have a great article here.
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