Determining Residency for 2022

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April 14, 2023
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I'm confused on how I should document my residency for TY 2022. I lived and worked for a hospital system that has hospitals in Virginia and North Carolina from Jan 2022 to March 2022. In March 2022 I sold my house in Virginia and moved temporarily to North Carolina where I continued to work (remotely for the same hospital system from Mar 2022 until July 2022.In July 2022, I retired from the hospital system, purchased a home and moved to Georgia where I permanently reside. Please help.

Best answer by MayaD

You are considered part- year resident in NC and VA. You need to file part-year return for NC and VA and allocate your income between the two states.

How do I allocate (split) income for a part-year state return?

MayaDAnswer

Alumni - Intuit

You are considered part- year resident in NC and VA. You need to file part-year return for NC and VA and allocate your income between the two states.

How do I allocate (split) income for a part-year state return?

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sldozierAuthor

Level 2

So just ignore the state I live in now (Georgia) since I'm retired and didn't earn any income after I retired and moved to Georgia?

AnnetteB6

Level 15

Actually, the Georgia filing requirements for a part-year resident states that if you are required to file a Federal return, then you should file a Georgia part-year return. However, since you did not have any income after you moved to Georgia, there will most likely not be any tax liability since you will not have any Georgia-sourced income.

See the following link for more information: Georgia Filing Requirements

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