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michaelbmcnulty
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When filing multiple state tax returns, which should be completed 1st (after the federal return, of course)? My example is: LA (Non-Res) MD (Non-Res) NC (Res) Thanks!

 
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DoninGA
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When filing multiple state tax returns, which should be completed 1st (after the federal return, of course)? My example is: LA (Non-Res) MD (Non-Res) NC (Res) Thanks!

LA and MD first, then NC.
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KatrinaB
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When filing multiple state tax returns, which should be completed 1st (after the federal return, of course)? My example is: LA (Non-Res) MD (Non-Res) NC (Res) Thanks!

Please view the TurboTax FAQ below as well. There are some useful tips that may help.

https://ttlc.intuit.com/questions/1901271-how-do-i-file-a-nonresident-state-return

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