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If you live in state A and have lottery winnings in state B, this is the general rule.
You file a non-resident state tax return in state B and likely pay some state income tax.
You file a resident state tax return in state A and include the lottery winnings because your resident state has a claim on all your earnings. State A gives you a credit for taxes paid to another state based upon the taxes paid to state B.
Both state tax returns can be prepared by TurboTax.
If you live in state A and have lottery winnings in state B, this is the general rule.
You file a non-resident state tax return in state B and likely pay some state income tax.
You file a resident state tax return in state A and include the lottery winnings because your resident state has a claim on all your earnings. State A gives you a credit for taxes paid to another state based upon the taxes paid to state B.
Both state tax returns can be prepared by TurboTax.
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