You claim a refund by filing a part-year resident personal income tax form for your Arizona tax return.
I moved to TN on 2/14/2023 but stayed with the same employer. Even though I updated my tax forms to TN, the state deductions for AZ were still made. TN does not have a state tax. I have entered my filing state as TN and indicated AZ as previous state with move date of 2/14/2023 but Turbo Tax calculation still indicates I owe state tax. Am I obligated to pay a full tax year to AZ even though I was only there a few weeks? How do I file in Turbo Tax to pay only for the portion of time I was in AZ and refund the remainder?
You can do this by filing Arizona Form 140PY, Part-Year Resident Personal Income Tax Return. See the TurboTax Help article How do I file a part-year state return? for guidance.
You might also check with your employer or its payroll company, just to make sure that withholding was actually paid to Arizona, as shown on your Form W-2. It's not uncommon to have errors on W-2 forms.
But, if the W-2 correctly reflects that state withholding was made to Arizona, be sure to enter the state information into TurboTax, exactly as it appears on your W-2, and follow the guidance in the first link above.
[Edited 1/24/2024 | 10:26 am PST]
You claim a refund by filing a part-year resident personal income tax form for your Arizona tax return.
Form is used by part-year residents to report all income earned while an Arizona resident (including related expenses, allowable deductions and credits) and any income earned from Arizona sources (including related expenses, allowable deductions and credits) after leaving (or before moving to) the state.