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I live in NY and earned $1750 in NJ in 2024. On the W2, the state is NY and I have NY tax withhold.
So that means I did not have NJ tax.
1. Do I need to file a NJ tax return?
2. Do I need to pay NJ any tax?
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No; as a nonresident, you would not have to file a New Jersey if your New Jersey income is less than $10,000 single/$20,000 married filing joint. No New Jersey tax would be owed.
See NJ Division of Taxation - Income Tax - Nonresidents
No; as a nonresident, you would not have to file a New Jersey if your New Jersey income is less than $10,000 single/$20,000 married filing joint. No New Jersey tax would be owed.
See NJ Division of Taxation - Income Tax - Nonresidents
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