The question was regarding some capital gains...

[miner-worker-201]

Question has been answered. Thanks.

[CarolynM · Accepted solution]

You will need to file a US federal tax return. You will pay capital gains on income earned world wide, including Puerto Rico. You will also need to file a partial year or non-resident tax return with Oregon. TurboTax will help you every step of the way.

TurboTax does not support filing a tax return for the territory of Puerto Rico. You will have to file this directly with the Department of Treasury of Puerto Rico. There is no capital gains tax in PR, but you must be a resident for the entire year.

For more information, follow these links: 

Filing from US Possessions 

Department of Treasury of Puerto Rico

[miner-worker-201]

Thank you for clearing that up.

[miner-worker-201]

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[miner-worker-201]

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[CarolynM]

If you kept you PR license and returned, you give the appearance of a PR resident who was in OR only for work. You will need the non-resident return to receive credit on any state taxes you may have paid