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NJ State Tax Returns
I work in NY and Reside in NJ. So, I have two entries for NJ, NJ when filling the W2 form. when filling NJ Tax info, in "Let's Confirm Your Taxable State Wages" page, I have 2 entries for NY and NJ.
I selected the check box for "Remove these wages" for NY and left NJ alone. Is that correct?
I selected the check box for "Remove these wages" for NY and left NJ alone. Is that correct?
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NJ State Tax Returns
Correct. You can avoid double-taxation on the NJ return by choosing 1 of 2 methods:
- Enter both the NY and NJ wages when inputting the W2. Remove the NY wages in the NJ interview. This is the option you are choosing.
- Add the NY wages on the W2 as what they are. Add the NJ wages as the difference (the extra amount that NJ taxes). Ex: If NJ wages are $85,000 and Fed/ NY are $80,000, add just $5000 for NJ. Don't remove either in the NJ interview.
Either approach will make the NJ wages the higher amount that is reported for NJ on the W2.
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