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Remote Work in 2 states

Forum|Forum|4 years ago
April 10, 2022
3 replies
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As a consultant, I worked remote for all of 2021, and I stayed in 2 different states. My place of residence is Georgia, but I had an extended stay in Nevada for 4 months. Should I file state tax returns for both Nevada and Georgia?

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Just GA. NV has no income tax.

schua8Author

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Should I still mark a percentage of the income as earned in Nevada though? e.g. I was there for 4 months, so I take off 33% (4 divided by 12) off my income in Georgia and report as earned in Nevada?

For more context, my W2 only shows Georgia.

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No. If your resident state is Georgia, then all of your income is taxable in Georgia. Please include all of your income on your resident return.

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