Live in NY work in NJ/NY.Should Form NJ1040NR line 14 columnA have the total wages of both states-$3600 and ColumnB only have wages of NJ-$2000.Fed wage 3400 Nj wage 2000

ealmonte247 · ‎June 6, 2019

DanielV01 · ‎June 6, 2019

Correct. NJ uses this comparison to prorate the amount of NJ tax on your income. NJ will calculate what it would tax all of your income, and then will prorate the amount of NJ tax to the percentage of income you actually earn in NJ. Thus, the Federal amount (or the NJ calculation of the Federal amount, which can include a few extra items in taxable income), does get reported in column A of Form NJ1040NR

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DanielV01 · ‎June 6, 2019

Correct. NJ uses this comparison to prorate the amount of NJ tax on your income. NJ will calculate what it would tax all of your income, and then will prorate the amount of NJ tax to the percentage of income you actually earn in NJ. Thus, the Federal amount (or the NJ calculation of the Federal amount, which can include a few extra items in taxable income), does get reported in column A of Form NJ1040NR

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Live in NY work in NJ/NY.Should Form NJ1040NR line 14 columnA have the total wages of both states-$3600 and ColumnB only have wages of NJ-$2000.Fed wage 3400 Nj wage 2000