I live in NJ but work for the same employer in NY and NJ. I have received two W2. One for NY and one for NJ. my full income is shown on both the states (NJ more and NY less). While filing my state taxes - NY review allows percentage income allocation however NJ state review does not show that and shows 100% income on Income and Deductions Summary page. Should my income/summary page be showing only 70% of my total income reported on W2?
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OK ... let's educate you on this crazy situation ....on the NY non resident return (which you should have completed first) ... you will only be taxed on the NY income HOWEVER NY uses your total income to compute the annual tax then that is prorated for the NY portion ... this way NY can tax you at a higher rate.
THEN on the NJ return they will also compute your tax on ALL your income from ALL sources since you are a resident HOWEVER you get a credit on the NJ return for the taxes you already paid to NY. Review both returns carefully to see how this happens.
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state info by going here:
1) lower- Left side of the
screen...click to the left side of the "Tax Tools" text selection.
2) then select "Tools"
3) then select "View Tax Summary"
from the pop-up
4) then back to the left-side and
"Preview 1040"
Then hit the "Back" on the left side
to get back to your tax entries.
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