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I kept my WI residency all of 2017 yet lived in CO with my husband for part of the year. I worked an internship in CO for three months. Where am I technically a resident?
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I kept my WI residency all of 2017 yet lived in CO with my husband for part of the year. I worked an internship in CO for three months. Where am I technically a resident?
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I kept my WI residency all of 2017 yet lived in CO with my husband for part of the year. I worked an internship in CO for three months. Where am I technically a resident?
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I kept my WI residency all of 2017 yet lived in CO with my husband for part of the year. I worked an internship in CO for three months. Where am I technically a resident?
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I kept my WI residency all of 2017 yet lived in CO with my husband for part of the year. I worked an internship in CO for three months. Where am I technically a resident?
Residency requirements can vary from state to state. In your scenario, you may be considered a part-year resident of each state for 2017. But if you lived in Colorado and worked there for part of the year, you will need to file a part-year return in Colorado for the income that you received there. Plus, for your Wisconsin return, you can note that you were not there for the full year. You can also have the Colorado income and taxes paid removed from your Wisconsin income.
Also, please note that if you were a student in Colorado during your three months there, then you would not be considered a resident of Colorado (and would need to file as Non-Resident to get any Colorado withholding back.) A student who is away at school is always considered a resident of their home state for tax purposes.
Here are some examples of a resident, part-year resident and non-resident scenarios:
https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/3301816
Here is some information regarding filing a part-year resident tax return in TurboTax:
https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/3302008
And information on how taxes are calculated on part-year returns:
https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/4777318
[Edited 1/29/17, 2:02 pm]