Why is my federal taxable income different than my state taxable income?

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June 1, 2019
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Best answer by Lisa995

Very common. Federal and State have different deductions, so your taxable income wont always be the same.

Lisa995

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Very common. Federal and State have different deductions, so your taxable income wont always be the same.

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Harlanb123

Level 2

How do I deal with the State form that automatically enters the state taxable income from my federal form that is much greater than the state taxable income on my w-2

DaveF1006

Level 15

There are different deduction amounts must be considered. Standard deductions for federal returns are much different than they are for state returns. have you have a chance to look at your federal and state forms, look to see how each state's taxable income was calculated. .

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