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CT nonresident - question on student loan interest

This question is for the 2019 tax filing. 

My husband and I live in MA.  He works in MA, but I work in CT.  We file jointly and we both have student loan interest and have the maximum @$2500 deduction on our federal return.

How do we answer the CT student loan interest question?

 

Thanks for your help

 

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MarilynG1
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CT nonresident - question on student loan interest

Since you are non-residents of Connecticut, you wouldn't report your student loan interest on a CT Non-Resident return.

 

Only the income earned/taxes paid for CT would be on the Non-Resident return.

 

Click this link for more info on How to File a Non-Resident Return

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MarilynG1
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CT nonresident - question on student loan interest

Since you are non-residents of Connecticut, you wouldn't report your student loan interest on a CT Non-Resident return.

 

Only the income earned/taxes paid for CT would be on the Non-Resident return.

 

Click this link for more info on How to File a Non-Resident Return

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