I moved from GA to FL in Oct. 2017. In Jan. 2018 (while living in FL) I withdrew the money from my 401K from my old GA job. Then I moved again BACK to GA ( a new job and city) in Sept. 2018. It was my understanding previously that since I withdrew the money while living in FL that I wouldn't owe GA state taxes on it. But since I moved back to GA again and am filing my 2018 taxes here in GA now, do I owe state taxes on the 401k money that was technically earned while working my original GA job BUT withdrawn while living in FL (where I lived almost a year)?
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The 401K is taxable income to where you were a resident of when you took the withdrawal, which would be FL in your case.
So it would not be subject to GA tax, and it is not GA source income.
I earned my pension in 8 different states, but where I live at the time of the withdrawal determined what state can tax it.
The 401K is taxable income to where you were a resident of when you took the withdrawal, which would be FL in your case.
So it would not be subject to GA tax, and it is not GA source income.
I earned my pension in 8 different states, but where I live at the time of the withdrawal determined what state can tax it.
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