Hi, My permanent residence is my parent's home in MN, however, I rent an apartment in North Dakota, where I go to school. What do I put for states I've lived in?

[jay-goebel]

I'm only at my parents on breaks or some weekends, do I put that I moved, and what would I put for a moving date?

[VinuthaM]

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[SteamTrain · Accepted solution]

IF you are an undergraduate in school...and under age 24  

Your parents are (likely) providing more than half of your support and they will be claiming you as a dependent on their tax return.

....you need to indicate on your tax file that someone else will be claiming you as their dependent.

...then you didn't "move"....you were a resident of MN all year (attending college in any other state doesn't count for a "move").

...so no problems so far unless you take a job in ND

...now...if you actually "work" in ND, and get paid for some job in ND, you have to realize that ND and MN have something called a reciprocal tax agreement...whereby a MN resident who works in ND will not be taxed by ND, and will only be taxed by MN.  You need to tell the ND employer that you are a MN resident so that the proper forms are filled out to not have any ND withholding (and perhaps do MN withholding). 

 http://www.nd.gov/tax/data/upfiles/media/ndwrfillable.pdf?20161222101815

You do NOT say that you worked in another state for this situation...for tax purposes, you only worked in MN.  (this only applies to a W-2 job)

https://ttlc.intuit.com/questions/1899178-what-is-a-state-reciprocal-agreement

[VinuthaM]

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