As the title says, I reside in PA and work in DE. For 2020, I owe PA $1,980 in taxes. I make $66k per year. Is this normal? Am I missing something? Is there anything that I can do to not pay this? I feel like PA is ripping me off.
Thank you.
You must file a non-resident DE tax return in addition to your home state PA return. You'll be able to claim a credit amount on your PA return for the taxes paid to DE on the income that is taxed by both states. But you must prepare the non-resident DE return first, before you do your PA return, in order for TurboTax to calculate and apply the credit correctly.
And what happens if I already started federal, PA then DE? Sounds like I did it out of order. Do I delete and restart the states? Or is there a way to get it fixed so it’ll calculate correctly?
If you wish, you can delete your state returns and start over. See this TurboTax help reference:
How do I delete my state return in TurboTax Online... (intuit.com)
Hello,
Sorry to piggyback off of this but I'm stuck with a similar situation. I moved from DE to PA in March of 2020, but still work in DE. I'm not sure how to go about filing for both states.
@willturn4 --
See Scenario 3 in this previous TT response:
How do I file if I moved to a different state last... (intuit.com)