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state tax question
I lived in the district of columbia for all of 2019. However, for the first half of the
year, state taxes were taken out (for virginia). Do I need to file a tax return for virginia? I didn't
live there in 2019? Or, will I just get the virginia tax amount refunded thru my DC return?
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state tax question
If it was included on your W2 as Virginia wages, and you had Virginia taxes withheld, but you never lived or worked in Virginia, you need to ask your employer to correct your W2.
If you cannot get it corrected, I would recommend that you go ahead and file as a non-resident in Virginia and claim the taxes paid on your DC return.
Here is a link to the Virginia Non Resident Filing Requirements: Virginia Non Resident Filing Requirements
TurboTax generally recommends that you file your non resident state return first, in order to ensure that out of state tax credits to calculate correctly.
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If it was included on your W2 as Virginia wages, and you had Virginia taxes withheld, but you never lived or worked in Virginia, you need to ask your employer to correct your W2.
If you cannot get it corrected, I would recommend that you go ahead and file as a non-resident in Virginia and claim the taxes paid on your DC return.
Here is a link to the Virginia Non Resident Filing Requirements: Virginia Non Resident Filing Requirements
TurboTax generally recommends that you file your non resident state return first, in order to ensure that out of state tax credits to calculate correctly.
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