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If you maintain your "domicile" (your permanent home) in PA and intend to return there, enter your state of residence as PA and indicate that you earned Other State Income in CO. PA considers you a resident for tax purposes as long as you maintain your domicile in PA. An individual can have only one domicile.
Your income is taxable by both states, but you'll be able to take at least a partial credit on your PA return for taxes paid to CO.
In TurboTax, it's critical that you complete your CO state return BEFORE you complete your PA state return, in order for the credits to flow correctly.
If you maintain your "domicile" (your permanent home) in PA and intend to return there, enter your state of residence as PA and indicate that you earned Other State Income in CO. PA considers you a resident for tax purposes as long as you maintain your domicile in PA. An individual can have only one domicile.
Your income is taxable by both states, but you'll be able to take at least a partial credit on your PA return for taxes paid to CO.
In TurboTax, it's critical that you complete your CO state return BEFORE you complete your PA state return, in order for the credits to flow correctly.
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