Do I have to file for a State where I don't live because of a 1099-INT

[spellatz]

I got an email stating that I had to do a Nebraska State Tax return.  I live in Wyoming, Wyoming does not have state tax.  I had a savings account in Nebraska, I got a 1099-INT for $33 of interest income.  I reported the $33 on my federal return.  My understanding is that I do not have to file a Nebraska State tax return because this is interest from an out-of-state bank.  I called and talked to a representative from turbo-tax.  They didn't know the answer, then they told me no, then they told me yes.  He then just kept trying to give me a code for $20 or 20% of a state tax return. So, now I even more confused.  Below is where I found that I shouldn't have to file, but I want confirmation because I got the email.  This is my first year doing my taxes myself and it's becoming more of a hassle than it's worth.  Turbo Tax is becoming more trouble than it's worth.  Please tell me yes or no on whether I have to file Nebraska State tax.  Thank you.

https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/returns-and-forms/help/when-would-i-have-to-file-returns-in-more-t... 

[JillS56]

You don't need to report interest income from an out-of-state bank account on a nonresident return. It only needs to be reported on your federal and resident state return.  

[SteamTrain]

Double confirm.  No Nebraska non-resident tax return required.

I still have an old Credit Union account in NJ, and an online Ally bank account based (I think) in Michigan.

Do I then end up having to file MI and NJ non-resident tax returns for that interest???? 

NO WAY !   It is just considered taxable income for my resident state....IF my current state has an income tax.