I have rental property in state of CT. I was not prompted to file a CT return - do I need to? There is no income as it was a net loss.

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Although you do not make any profits from the rental, as long as you receive any rental income, you will still need to file a CT nonresident tax return to show the government how to generate a rental loss.

For filing requirements, see

http://www.ct.gov/drs/cwp/view.asp?a=1462&q=271508

Currently a Georgia State resident and moving out of the country for work. Will be gone 5 years, and not returning to GA. Am I still liable for Georgia State income tax?

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I have rental property in state of CT. I was not prompted to file a CT return - do I need to? There is no income as it was a net loss.

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