I am a North Carolina resident receiving Virginia Retirement Benefits. Are these benefits considered Income Earned in Virginia on the Non Resident Form 763?

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No, retirement benefits are taxed according to your state of residence instead of where the retirement funds originated. You would not need to file a non-resident Virginia return based on your retirement benefits coming from a Virginia source.

Take a look at the following information about Virginia non-resident filing requirements:

Virginia Non-resident Filing Requirements

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I am a North Carolina resident receiving Virginia Retirement Benefits. Are these benefits considered Income Earned in Virginia on the Non Resident Form 763?

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