I worked in a few states this year. I had to take an early withdrawal from my retirement to use for something. How do I know which states I am to put it as income when filing?
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Working in multiple states is not the same as being a resident. You are a resident of where you call home, where you intend to come back, your drivers license, your voting, where do you call home? That is your resident state where you claim all the income you earned this year.
You also need to know if you need to file nonresident returns in the other states. Each state has different rules. Here is a list of state websites so you can determine your need to file.
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Out of the four states I worked in I was a part-time resident in two of them because I moved. The other two I have to file as nonresident so do I put the income from my early withdrawal in those states or no?
If you only took one distribution you should file that income in the state you were living in when you took the distribution. If you took multiple distributions. they would be allocated between the two resident states.
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