NY Non-Resident Filing

[McDonaldo11]

I worked only the first week of 2021 in NY, retiring on January 8.  I received a W-2 form for the wages I earned during that period.  I did not have any other non-wage earned/passive income from NY sources during that period.  Do I need to report any other non-wages/earned income that are non-NY sources on my IT-203 Non-Resident form?  The only non wage/earned income I received from a New York source was tax-exempt interest from a qualified  NY municipal bond, and that was paid out after January 8?   

Additionally, income under the IT-203 form shows a left column for federal amounts and a right column for New York amount only.  Would I show the full year earned incomes under the federal column (e.g., interest, dividends, pensions, IRA distributions, etc.) or a amounts earned just during the period January 1-8, and zero for the right-hand column for NY amounts? 

Appreciate advice on this from a tax expert. Thank you.

[RobertB4444]

You only have to enter that one week's pay into the return.  Most important, that one week's pay has to be more than $8,000 to require you to file a New York return.  Although, if they with held any money you have to file a return to get it back.  But TurboTax will charge you to file and that might be more than was with held.  

Either way, the right hand column is your total federal income for the year.  New York uses that to compute the amount that they charge you on the amount that is taxable.

[McDonaldo11]

Thank you Robert B444 for getting back to me. Your answer confirms my understanding.