@gcrespin
Maybe....depends on other income....you didn't have to be working.
For instance:
1)..any retirement pension income you received after moving to SC is considered SC taxable income.
2) ...ANY Interest, Dividends, Capital Gains, Mutual Fund distributions you received from any account, after you moved to SC, is considered SC income.
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Other: SC does part-year taxes a bit differently form most states. For Part-Year residents, SC allows you to file either A) as a full-year resident, calculating a tax on ALL your year's income, but allowing a credit for the taxes you paid in the former state's part-year tax return....OR...B) as a full-year NON-Resident of SC, where you allocate what sub-portion of your Federal income you actually received after moving to SC.
Which way works best can take some extra work testing both situations.
____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*
