I am from CA but going to school in OH. I went to OH in Sep 2022, then got a job in Oct. Then went back to CA in Dec. Got a job in CA in Jan 2023. Now back in OH in march. So, for 2022 taxes do I file as having moved to OH in 2022? Do I get in trouble if I don't? Then I would have to say that I moved back to CA and then back again to OH for 2023 taxes?
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In general, if you are away from your parent's home going to school and their address is considered your permanent address, where you have your driver's license, then it is still considered your Resident state and the time you are at school is counted as time you lived at your permanent address.
If this is the case, then you were a Resident of California the whole time.
If you worked a job in Ohio while you were in school, you may need to file a Non-Resident return for the refund of your withholding.
If you do need to file 2 state returns, I suggest you begin with fresh data imported from the federal return.
This should prompt the allocation of income in both Ohio and California. Both returns will ask what part of the federal income is sourced in that state, so you can divide the income.
If this does not completely solve the problem, please let us know more details, so we may better assist you.
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