Should I file both states even though I don't have permanent residence in ga and only moved here 2 weeks ago??

Moved from MD to georgia on Dec 23rd
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Should I file both states even though I don't have permanent residence in ga and only moved here 2 weeks ago??

Use Maryland as your resident state on your 2017 tax return and for 2018, assuming you do not move again, you would enter Georgia as your resident state.

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Should I file both states even though I don't have permanent residence in ga and only moved here 2 weeks ago??

Use Maryland as your resident state on your 2017 tax return and for 2018, assuming you do not move again, you would enter Georgia as your resident state.

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