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If you have no allocated income to New York, then you will get a refund back of $799 from New York State.
It is correct that the amount entered for your Schedule OSC CG would be zero. You cannot get a credit of taxes paid to another state if you are due a full refund from that other state.
@midnsingh
You can find the New York tax by looking at the tax summary report for New York. You need to be working on the New York return for the summary to show up though.
While working on your tax return in TurboTax:
To see a summary of your state tax return, make sure you are in the state section when you follow the steps
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What field do I actually pull the amount from on the "Tax Summary" report? Is it "Total Payments and Credits"?
Thank you.
No. It should be the "Allocated NYS tax."
In the "Summary of your New York Taxes" that @ThomasM125 mentions, thats not a line item. Are you suggesting that I get the number from somewhere else? If not, in the form the ThomasM125 mentions the choices (fields with data) I have are:
Federal Adjusted Gross Income
Recomputed Federal Adjusted Gross Income
New York Additions
New York Adjusted Gross Income
Itemized or Standard Deduction
Sales or Use Tax
Total Payments and Credits
Refund
Thank you
You can get the allocated NYS tax amount on the screen Let's Review Your New York Numbers or the Summary of your New York Taxes screen. The Let's Review Your New York Numbers screen is at the very end of your New York state interview. As you can see from the screenshot below, it will list out your allocated NYS tax for the year. This will be the amount you use for your Virginia credit of taxes paid to another state. The Summary of New York Taxes screen can be seen from following the instructions provided above by @ThomasM125.
For your tax situation, it is probable that you do not have any allocated NYS tax because New York income tax was mistakenly withheld. This would eliminate your tax liability for NY if you allocated zero of your income on your nonresident return. In that case, you would enter zero of taxes paid to another state.
@midnsingh
@LenaH thank you for the response. I cannot find the Let's Review Your New York Numbers so I'm going off of the Summary of New York Taxes screen.
If the field that you have highlighted in your form, "Total New York State Taxes" is blank, then should I assume 0?
If so how does this tie back to the original question of this thread, which is, where TurboTax is asking me to enter "Amount of tax" into "Schedule OSC (1)". Where do I get this amount?
Is the amount that I should use, $0 (which is the value in the "Total New York State Taxes" field) or $799 (which is the amount that was mistakenly withheld)?
thank you!
Yes, you should enter $0 as that is what was actually paid.
Thank you. And just to clarify, the $799 that was withheld wouldn't count as what I actually paid?
Oh, you paid the $799 to NYS. You should have $0 wages allocated to NYS and your NYS nonresident return should show a refund of $799 as Lena explained above. Go back through your nonresident return and try allocating zero wages - that should generate a NYS refund and in that case, no entry for 'tax paid to another state' will be necessary.
Thanks @DawnC.
So to clarify once again. I've done my NYS non-resident return and I'll be getting a refund of $799. So thats settled I think.
For Schedule "OSC CG" "Credit for tax paid to another state", is my understanding correct in that the amount entered for "amount of tax" is 0 because I'm getting the refund?
Thank you everyone.
If you have no allocated income to New York, then you will get a refund back of $799 from New York State.
It is correct that the amount entered for your Schedule OSC CG would be zero. You cannot get a credit of taxes paid to another state if you are due a full refund from that other state.
@midnsingh
Okay! thank you so much. I think I finally understand 🙂
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