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If you never lived in or worked in MA during the tax year, and you had no other MA-source income (such as rental income from a property located in MA), then you would file a non-resident MA tax return, showing zero MA income, in order to have the incorrectly withheld taxes refunded to you.
If you never lived in or worked in MA during the tax year, and you had no other MA-source income (such as rental income from a property located in MA), then you would file a non-resident MA tax return, showing zero MA income, in order to have the incorrectly withheld taxes refunded to you.
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