I paid X amount of taxes to states other than the one i live in now, does that mean I should be inputting this information into Credit for Tax Paid to Another State?

mandy-a · ‎January 30, 2020

AnnetteB6 · ‎January 31, 2020

Generally, the answer is yes. The specific answer may depend on whether you lived in more than one state and where you worked during each period of residency.

If you lived in one state (state A) all year, but earned money from other states (states B and C) that was taxed by the other states (states B and C), then you would claim a credit for taxes paid to another state (states B and C) on your resident state tax return (state A).

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TomD8 · ‎January 31, 2020

Be sure you complete your non-resident state return(s) before you do your home state return, so that the credit flows properly.

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I paid X amount of taxes to states other than the one i live in now, does that mean I should be inputting this information into Credit for Tax Paid to Another State?