It appears that TurboTax does not prorate the standard deduction for North Carolina for the time spent in North Carolina. TurboTax provided the FULL standard deduction. That does not appear correct?
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This appears to be automated generic non-answer by TurboTax.
ChatGPT wrote: "No, North Carolina does not prorate the standard deduction based on the time you lived in the state. If you're filing as a part-year resident, you generally claim the full North Carolina standard deduction for your filing status, not a prorated amount."
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Was the post even read?
This appears to be automated generic non-answer by TurboTax.
ChatGPT wrote: "No, North Carolina does not prorate the standard deduction based on the time you lived in the state. If you're filing as a part-year resident, you generally claim the full North Carolina standard deduction for your filing status, not a prorated amount."