Solved
Partial year residency
I live in CO but moved to TX for three months in the middle of the year, then moved back Nov 3rd. How do I handle this and answer the questions in Turbo Tax?
DanielV01Answer
Alumni - Intuit
June 6, 2019
You are a Colorado resident and a Texas nonresident. You never left Colorado. It continued to be your tax home. Therefore, you cannot claim that you were a part-year Texas resident and exempt that income from your Colorado return. However, since your Texas job was a temporary assignment, you may be entitled to significant other deductions. Please click this link for a description: Temporary Assignment or Job. If this fits your situation, here's another link describing the types of deductions on your Federal Return (and Colorado, if Colorado accepts itemized deductions): What Travel Expenses Are Deductible? (please note there is a link to Table 1-1 which provides a list of the expenses).
If you qualify to deduct these expenses, you will do so using Form 2106. Here's how you will access that form, according to this FAQ: https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/4800418
**Say "Thanks" by clicking the thumb icon in a post. **Mark the post that answers your question by clicking on "Mark as Best Answer"
