I go to college in California and live in Minnesota. I have only made money in California. Do I file in California/use my college's zip code?

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You should file a nonresident return for CA, and use your home address. You should also file a resident return for Minnesota. Minnesota will tax your income, but also give you a credit for taxes paid to Californina

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Trying to enter a 1099-Q My form only has something in box 1. "Your box 1 must equal the sum of box 2 earnings plus box 3 basis. " there was no college reimbursment.

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I go to college in California and live in Minnesota. I have only made money in California. Do I file in California/use my college's zip code?

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