topic How can I remove federal Other Income from the NJ return? I have something that's taxable by IRS but not by NJ. in State tax filing

How can I remove federal Other Income from the NJ return? I have something that's taxable by IRS but not by NJ.

tgrinthal — Sat, 01 Jun 2019 19:39:44 GMT

Are you a NJ resident or nonresident? And what is the in...

DanielV01 — Sat, 01 Jun 2019 19:39:45 GMT

Are you a NJ resident or nonresident? And what is the income not taxed by NJ?

I'm a NJ resident. The item is the property tax recovery...

tgrinthal — Sat, 01 Jun 2019 19:39:46 GMT

I'm a NJ resident. The item is the property tax recovery for the homestead rebate I got in 2018 based on the 2015 property tax in my itemized deductions. It's taxable by the IRS but not by NJ.

I tried adding a line in the NJ Other Income with a negat...

tgrinthal — Sat, 01 Jun 2019 19:39:47 GMT

I tried adding a line in the NJ Other Income with a negative amount. TurboTax didn't complain but NJ rejected it because of the negative number.

It may depend on where you enter this on the Federal inte...

DanielV01 — Sat, 01 Jun 2019 19:39:49 GMT

It may depend on where you enter this on the Federal interview. It is taxable on the Federal Return if you claimed itemized deductions in 2015 and the rebate is from the taxes you originally claimed with your itemized deductions, and you are correct that this rebate is not then taxable in NJ because it is their rebate. To enter this in TurboTax correctly, click on the Search box and enter "State tax refund" and the Jump to Link. You will enter the information in this section (you will answer the question that the refund is for 2015).

If you entered the information in another section of the program, delete it from there. That way, when the information is carried over to the New Jersey return, it should be exempted from the state return.

Since NJ has already accepted the return (the rebate as N...

tgrinthal — Sat, 01 Jun 2019 19:39:50 GMT

Since NJ has already accepted the return (the rebate as NJ income didn't affect the tax so I filed it anyway). I'll have to make up a fake return to try it. Thanx.