Since I was a non-resident in 2022 for the purposes of taxation (My
address was updated to a Foreign (India) address back in 2021), I
thought my brokerage firm (Fidelity) would report the income through
dividends (ordinary and qualified), total capit...read more
tbuddPosted March 14, 2023
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tbudd
I'm late filing my taxes for tax year 2022. For 2022, I am filing
federal, New York state and California non-resident taxes (Form 540-NR).
After i added in all my information in Turbo tax, the software included
forms 540-ES as part of my California s...read more
fj7Posted yesterday
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fj7
I'm owing a payment for my California tax return. If i use the online
services to pay my estimated tax, do i still mail my return to the
original address listed on the Turbotax instructions page: Franchise Tax
BoardPO Box 942867Sacramento, CA, 94267-...read more
fj7Posted yesterday
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fj7
HiI came to America with a Work and Travel visa in June 2023. I worked
for 3 months and earned money. I need to file a tax return for this. I
changed my j1 visa to an f1 visa by making a change of status in October
2023. I'm still in America right no...read more
I was hired by an employment agency in CA to do work for a CA-based
company. However, I performed all my work from my office in Colorado
where I live. I did not live in CA at anytime during the year. The
employment agency withheld CO taxes, but no CA...read more
ebmarchPosted June 4, 2019
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TomD8
I'm manually filing a tax return for the first time (I was late filing
my 2022 taxes so i have to do it manually). As part of that, I need to
file California Form 540-NR. When i was preparing my tax return and got
it ready to be printed, the 540-NR p...read more
How could we owe MORE money to NC when we made significantly more money
in SC & already owed NC? The money NC is saying we owe would basically
wipe out anyone we received back from SC.
My understanding is that NJ does not allow a deduction for amortized
bond premium from interest income even though it is allowed on the
federal side. This is based on the NJ Gross Income Statute using the
term "interest" which is taxable instead of u...read more
wnetmwPosted 2 weeks ago
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DMarkM1