New Jersey Resident & paycheck /taxes were New York (Non res) until midyear then location and taxes changed to New Jersey (Res). EOY W2 shows 1 Total. How to Split in TT

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You will have to allocate the wages based on what you earned in each state- you can use a percentage (based on time0 or find a pay statement from the time of the switch to find the New York amount.

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Living in NYC, New York but working in New Jersey - what state taxes do I put on my W4 (state withholdings)

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New Jersey Resident & paycheck /taxes were New York (Non res) until midyear then location and taxes changed to New Jersey (Res). EOY W2 shows 1 Total. How to Split in TT

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