Resident State Income "Amount we start with for New York" includes my non resident income earned in Massachusetts even after adding Credit for Taxes Paid to Another State

redsummer08 — Sat, 01 Jun 2019 04:55:28 GMT

Even if you were a resident of New York for 1 day of the...

ToddL — Sat, 01 Jun 2019 04:55:30 GMT

Even if you were a resident of New York for 1 day of the tax year, NY uses your entire AGI to calculate your tax on NY income.

It isn't, however, as bad as it appears. They calculate what your New York tax would have been if you earned everything in NY, but then prorate that tax based on how much of your income was earned while a NY resident.

For example, if the calculated NY tax on your entire 2015 income was $10,000 ,but only 30% was earned as a NY resident, your NY tax would be 30% of $10,000 = $3,000.

Why do they do this? So they can tax your NY income at the highest possible tax rate, based on your entire AGI.

topic Resident State Income "Amount we start with for New York" includes my non resident income earned in Massachusetts even after adding Credit for Taxes Paid to Another State in State tax filing

Resident State Income "Amount we start with for New York" includes my non resident income earned in Massachusetts even after adding Credit for Taxes Paid to Another State

Even if you were a resident of New York for 1 day of the...