Do I report an early 401K distribution hardship withdrawal on both New York non-resident return as well as New Jersey resident return?
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Yes on your NJ resident return and No on the NY nonresident return.
Taxpayers are subject to NYS tax on New York-source income while a nonresident. Individuals domiciled in New Jersey are taxed on income from all sources.
You should enter your 1099-R on your federal return and TurboTax will transfer the income to the appropriate state return(s). If you received a loan through your employer, you will not receive a 1099-R and do not need to report it anywhere on your tax return. Only enter distributions that you received or will receive a 1099-R for.
Yes on your NJ resident return and No on the NY nonresident return.
Taxpayers are subject to NYS tax on New York-source income while a nonresident. Individuals domiciled in New Jersey are taxed on income from all sources.
You should enter your 1099-R on your federal return and TurboTax will transfer the income to the appropriate state return(s). If you received a loan through your employer, you will not receive a 1099-R and do not need to report it anywhere on your tax return. Only enter distributions that you received or will receive a 1099-R for.
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