@cannmum most all states work like that. Think of it this way.
Let's say KS had a 10% income tax rate and AZ had a 1% tax rate. Why would AZ give you a 10% tax credit when it would have only charged you 1% had the property been in AZ? AZ will only credit you the amount of tax you would have paid had the property been in AZ.
@cannmum you have to file a non-resident KS tax return to report the sale of the home. Once you complete that, turbo tax will determine the credit automatically for the AZ tax return.
Looks like it did work out - I was just expecting a credit of the same amount for AZ as I'm paying for Kansas.
Thank you for your response.
The credit that you get in Arkansas will be limited to the amount of tax that Arkansas would have charged you on that same income. Depending on your income level, Kansas tax rates can be higher than Arkansas tax rates, so you won't have the dollar-for-dollar credit in Arkansas.
@cannmum most all states work like that. Think of it this way.
Let's say KS had a 10% income tax rate and AZ had a 1% tax rate. Why would AZ give you a 10% tax credit when it would have only charged you 1% had the property been in AZ? AZ will only credit you the amount of tax you would have paid had the property been in AZ.
Thank you -- that makes total sense! I appreciate your response.
@NCperson -- thank you. That makes complete sense. I just panicked and figured I did something wrong.
Thank you for clarifying.