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If you received the pension equally throughout the year you can do a simple proration by taking the total gross pension, dividing it by 12 and then multiplying it by five months for CO and the remaining seven months for CA.
The IRS usually uses 15 days in a month to consider that a full month, I would image it's the same for the states. If you want to be more precise you can use the days in the year 136 days for CO and 229 days for CA.
Lastly, if your pension was not received equally throughout the entire year, you will want to use the actual pension payments received for each period of residency. File a part year resident return for each state.
First, use the steps here to add the state to your file that is not that is not your current state.
If you received the pension equally throughout the year you can do a simple proration by taking the total gross pension, dividing it by 12 and then multiplying it by five months for CO and the remaining seven months for CA.
The IRS usually uses 15 days in a month to consider that a full month, I would image it's the same for the states. If you want to be more precise you can use the days in the year 136 days for CO and 229 days for CA.
Lastly, if your pension was not received equally throughout the entire year, you will want to use the actual pension payments received for each period of residency. File a part year resident return for each state.
First, use the steps here to add the state to your file that is not that is not your current state.
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