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posted Jun 15, 2020 9:42:07 PM

I earned some income at a school in Upper West Side of New York City. TurboTax thinks it's in Yonkers and assumes I'm a nonresident there. How do I get rid of Yonkers?

On the "Your City Residency Information" page, I see a table that says in the first row, "New York City: Nonresident" and then in the second row, "Yonkers: Nonresident." The edit button allows me to change myself to a part-year resident or full-year resident of Yonkers, but I need to get rid of Yonkers altogether.

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Level 15
Jun 16, 2020 5:57:14 AM

You do not have to remove the Yonkers information. Just leave it the way it is. All it's saying is that you were not a resident of Yonkers, which is true. It does not mean that you worked in Yonkers.

 

When you file a New York tax return, TurboTax needs to know whether you were a resident of Yonkers at any time during the year. It has nothing to do with where you worked.