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Two state filing for DC and PA

I work in DC for 7 months and moved back home to PA and work for the remaining of the year. Which state should I start with when filing state income tax. How should I pro-rate dividends and capital gains?

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MaryK4
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Two state filing for DC and PA

It depends if you were a DC resident.  See What is my state residency status?

 

If you were a resident of DC and PA, you would file a Part-Year return for each.  You would allocate your dividends and capital gains based on your resident state when you received the income.

 

If you did not have DC domicile, you would file as a nonresident DC.  You would prepare this return first.  You only report DC source income as a nonresident.  You would have to report all income on your PA resident return, and you would get a credit for the taxes paid to DC so you would not be taxed twice on the same income.

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