1099-int and 1099-div

dkao_21 — Wed, 11 Feb 2026 10:49:16 GMT

If I moved from Texas to NYC in August 2023, do I need to file 1099-int and 1099-div for NYC or Texas. My bank savings account and brokerage addresses are still in Texas. I did earn income in New York after I moved starting September

Re: 1099-int and 1099-div

rjs — Wed, 09 Oct 2024 05:31:12 GMT

When you prepare your New York part-year resident tax return you will be asked how much of the interest and dividends is New York income. Any interest and dividends that you received after you moved to New York, or that was credited to your account after you moved, has to be allocated to New York. So your New York income will include part of the income shown on the 1099-INT and 1099-DIV forms. There is nothing to file for Texas because Texas does not have personal income tax.

It doesn't matter where your bank and brokerage account are, or what address is on them. What matters is where you lived when the income was paid to you or credited to your account.

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1099-int and 1099-div

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