If I sometimes drove in Michigan for Lyft while living in Ohio, do I say that I worked outside of my state of residence?

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Yes, if you drove in Michigan for Lyft, you would say you worked outside of your state of residence. Since this is self-employment income, you would need to file a Michigan Non-Resident return

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In my state review it says Check This Entry and it is a Schedule X Tax Credits for Residents. I am not a renter but can't find the form to change my answer.

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