I lived in California and Arkansas in 2022 but my wife in CA completely. We are filing federal joint but I am trying to divide the income between the states I lived in. I have the following incomes and referred to a few posts to understand how to split them.
Capital gains(Long and Short):
https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/state-taxes/discussion/how-to-split-capital-gain-in-wi-state-tax-r...
Summary is to pay tax to the state where the sale was made, is the OK?
Dividends and Interest:
As these are accumulated over time, split based on the ratio of days lived in each. Is this acceptable?
K-1 income:
These are paid at the end of year and split based on the ratio of days lived in each. Is this acceptable?
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Yes, for sales on capital gains you will report to the state where the sales were received. Dividends depends on when you received them. If you received quarterly payments you can split the payment as you would with capital gains. If you just received a yearly payment the allocation method is how to report. The allocation method will also work for the K-1 income.
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