We lived in two states last year. My husband worked for the same company in the two different states. I am having a hard time figuring out how much state income tax was paid to each of the two states since it is not divided on his w-2

lovelightchild — Thu, 06 Jun 2019 09:08:45 GMT

You can use your pay check stubs to determine how much wa...

NicoleU — Thu, 06 Jun 2019 09:08:46 GMT

You can use your pay check stubs to determine how much was earned in each state during each residency period, if your employer didn't split it out for you on your W2. Complete your W2 by adding an additional line for a second state to enter both the correct wages and the correct withholding for each state.

When you begin your state returns be sure to select part-year residency. TurboTax will then ask the dates and allow you to put the income earned in each particular state or carry it from your W2 entry.

Sometimes an employer will issue two W2s, one for each resident period, but usually it's all on one W2 with all information on one or extra copies for state separated information.

topic We lived in two states last year. My husband worked for the same company in the two different states. I am having a hard time figuring out how much state income tax was paid to each of the two states since it is not divided on his w-2 in State tax filing

We lived in two states last year. My husband worked for the same company in the two different states. I am having a hard time figuring out how much state income tax was paid to each of the two states since it is not divided on his w-2

You can use your pay check stubs to determine how much wa...