topic I live in California but worked onboard a cruise ship for three months in 2016. The headquarters of the cruise line is in Florida so my W2 is from florida. How do I proceed to e-file the W2 from a Florida company? Please advise. Thank you. in State tax filing

I live in California but worked onboard a cruise ship for three months in 2016. The headquarters of the cruise line is in Florida so my W2 is from florida. How do I proceed to e-file the W2 from a Florida company? Please advise. Thank you.

joelzespinoza — Thu, 06 Jun 2019 05:28:04 GMT

I have completely e-filed my W2 for California but Florida states Incomplete. I do not know the next step I should take.

Since you live in California, the income is taxed by Cali...

ChristinaS — Thu, 06 Jun 2019 05:28:05 GMT

Since you live in California, the income is taxed by California. Did they withhold California income tax to help you cover your tax liability?

Delete Florida from your Personal Info section of Turbo Tax. Florida doesn't have individual income taxes, so there's no return to file there.

Hello, I attempted to Delete Florida but there is no Dele...

joelzespinoza — Thu, 06 Jun 2019 05:28:07 GMT

Hello, I attempted to Delete Florida but there is no Delete button. I found this:

In some cases, you won't see the option to delete, just Edit and Start Over. This is because you either already paid for your state or registered your free version while that state was attached to your return.

Kindly advise.

Try this- 1/ Under the Personal Info tab, remove Florida...

ChristinaS — Thu, 06 Jun 2019 05:28:08 GMT

Try this-
1/ Under the Personal Info tab, remove Florida as Other State Income.
2/ If you listed Florida in Box 15-17 of your W2, delete everything in Boxes 15-17. Don't leave an "FL" in box 15 if you have one.
3/ Go to My Account-Tools-Delete A form. Delete any reference to Florida.

I'm pretty sure you can remove Florida. Are you in Free? If so, and you aren't paying for Florida and already filed CA/ Federal, you really don't have to do anything else.