It appears that TT is computing NJ non resident gross inc incorrectly. Even tho I checked that interest and dividends are not from NJ. Also have a Roth conv. How fix?

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For nonresidents, New Jersey Income Tax liability is based on the percentage of their total income that comes from New Jersey. You must look at all your income to calculate tax then apply the percentage of New Jersey income to determine tax due.

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It appears that TT is computing NJ non resident gross inc incorrectly. Even tho I checked that interest and dividends are not from NJ. Also have a Roth conv. How fix?

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It appears that TT is computing NJ non resident gross inc incorrectly. Even tho I checked that interest and dividends are not from NJ. Also have a Roth conv. How fix?

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