taxes for two states

[Kimmerr77]

I won a jackpot in Mass and I live in MN so I need to file taxes in both states.  The problem that I have run into is that I have Div and Int that Mass wants to tax that are coming from my federal tax.  If I exclude them which I believe I should.  I don't see them on my MN state tax.  Can anyone help with this?  Thanks.

[MaryK4]

Because Minnesota is your resident state, all income must be reported- TurboTax automatically transfer the amounts.  In contrast, for your nonresident, only state source income is taxed so you have to allocate the amounts in the state section of TurboTax.  

[Kimmerr77]

Thanks for replying.  So if I understand you right, I would click the box that say non mass source.  Is that correct? And then no for all under the capital gain/losses difference for Mass?  

And turbo tax will then put the correct information on my state of MN taxes to pay that was showing on the Mass form?

[Vanessa A]

Yes, that is correct.  Any of the income that is not MA source, you would click the box that says Non-Mass source.  Then no for all under the capital gain/losses for MA.  The only thing that will be reported to MA on your non resident return is your jackpot winnings.  Everything else will be ONLY be taxed by MN.