https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/taxes/discussion/was-i-apparently-supposed-to-file-a-non-resident-d-40-form-for-a-job-i-had-in-dc/01/660978#M266814 <P>Let me start by saying that this was the first time I used TurboTax so my apologies if this question seems rather silly.</P><P>To make a long story somewhat short, I had a job in DC that lasted for a few weeks. I put this information into TurboTax and at the very end I was told that I had to mail in my tax papers to the office in DC because you can not e-file if you were a nonresident. I printed them out and learned that I was not going to receive a DC refund. However, there was nothing else on the print-out. The only thing that printed was the confirmation page telling me the address to send my files to.</P><P>I had no idea what to do so I ended up sending a copy of my entire tax printout, that I had printed earlier when I filed to the IRS and to my home state, in an envelope to the marked DC address. It was only until today, when I was going through the paperwork, that I noticed something at the top saying something along the lines of "Form D-40B shows that you are not receiving a refund." Now, there was no D-40B in any of the papers that I sent. I also saw on other answers that you are only to send this form if you are requesting a refund, which I am not. So, am I done with my DC filing or should I go ahead and send this form to them?</P><P>Hopefully everything made sense. Thank you all.</P> Thu, 06 Jun 2019 09:33:47 GMT D111 2019-06-06T09:33:47Z https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/taxes/discussion/was-i-apparently-supposed-to-file-a-non-resident-d-40-form-for-a-job-i-had-in-dc/01/660978#M266814 <P>Let me start by saying that this was the first time I used TurboTax so my apologies if this question seems rather silly.</P><P>To make a long story somewhat short, I had a job in DC that lasted for a few weeks. I put this information into TurboTax and at the very end I was told that I had to mail in my tax papers to the office in DC because you can not e-file if you were a nonresident. I printed them out and learned that I was not going to receive a DC refund. However, there was nothing else on the print-out. The only thing that printed was the confirmation page telling me the address to send my files to.</P><P>I had no idea what to do so I ended up sending a copy of my entire tax printout, that I had printed earlier when I filed to the IRS and to my home state, in an envelope to the marked DC address. It was only until today, when I was going through the paperwork, that I noticed something at the top saying something along the lines of "Form D-40B shows that you are not receiving a refund." Now, there was no D-40B in any of the papers that I sent. I also saw on other answers that you are only to send this form if you are requesting a refund, which I am not. So, am I done with my DC filing or should I go ahead and send this form to them?</P><P>Hopefully everything made sense. Thank you all.</P> Thu, 06 Jun 2019 09:33:47 GMT https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/taxes/discussion/was-i-apparently-supposed-to-file-a-non-resident-d-40-form-for-a-job-i-had-in-dc/01/660978#M266814 D111 2019-06-06T09:33:47Z https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/taxes/discussion/dc-has-reciprocity-with-every-single-state-as-such-only/01/660983#M266815 <P>DC has reciprocity with every single state. As such, <B><I>only residents of DC file tax returns with DC</I></B>. Nonresidents of DC only file the Form D-40B- <I>Nonresident Request for Refund -</I>if taxes were withheld for DC, as this is an error.</P><P>If you didn't live in DC, and didn't have DC taxes taken out by mistake, then you don't have anything to mail to DC.</P><P>Did you have DC taxes withheld? (I'm assuming not)</P> Thu, 06 Jun 2019 09:33:49 GMT https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/taxes/discussion/dc-has-reciprocity-with-every-single-state-as-such-only/01/660983#M266815 ChristinaS 2019-06-06T09:33:49Z