Re: Do I need to file with California state if I did not work in California?

Do I need to file with California state if I did not work in California?

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It depends. If you have no earned income from the state of California you are probably not required to file. However, you may need to file if you have any source of unearned income such as retirement income or the sale of property.

Please view the California department of revenue page for more information.

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And, if you're a California resident, you need to file in California regardless of where your income was earned.

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I'm a full-time student at an out-of-state school, and had income in both states. In my home state (PA) return, I listed my residency as part-time but need to amend. How?

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