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Multiple states filings help!

Forum|Forum|7 years ago
June 6, 2019
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I and my husband lived in New York City for 2 months, I worked in NY but my husband worked in Pennsylvania in these 2 months. Then we both lived and worked in Washington DC for 10 months. Which returns we have to file for each state - non resident or part resident?

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For New York and DC you will need to file Part-Year Resident forms. For PA, you would be filing as a nonresident, however, there is not a NonResident form. It is just a checkmark on the form to say you are not a resident. Only the person who worked in PA would be filing the PA return, so this one would be married filing separate.

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Kate6Author

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We want to file a joint return. So we can file federal, NY and DC joint and PA has to be file married filing separate?