If I only lived in a state for 2 months, do I have to pay taxes to that state? I lived in California, then moved to Washington (a non-income-tax state) in 3/17.

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Level 15

Jun 5, 2019 5:34:48 PM

Yes, depending on your income flow. But, you definitely need to file a part year resident return, if your TOTAL income for the year is above the filing threshhold.

Level 15

Jun 5, 2019 5:34:48 PM

Yes, depending on your income flow. But, you definitely need to file a part year resident return, if your TOTAL income for the year is above the filing threshhold.

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Jun 5, 2019 5:34:49 PM

Thanks. Another question: my entire retirement income is from the University of California. Is the whole year's income taxed by the state of California, or just the two months I lived there?

Level 15

Jun 5, 2019 5:34:50 PM

Just the two months you lived there.

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If I only lived in a state for 2 months, do I have to pay taxes to that state? I lived in California, then moved to Washington (a non-income-tax state) in 3/17.