It will generate automatically if it is needed. That form is a resident return credit for taxes paid to another state or taxing district (such as DC). If you lived in New York, but worked in another state, you will prepare your nonresident state return first in TurboTax to allow the program to calculate the credit. Then, you will be able to verify that the credit has been calculated (TurboTax takes you through this in the interview). If you don't see the information from the other state on the screen in the Taxes Paid to Another State screen, then you can manually input based on the other state's tax return. Chances are, however, that it has transferred automatically and thus the form is provided.
It will generate automatically if it is needed. That form is a resident return credit for taxes paid to another state or taxing district (such as DC). If you lived in New York, but worked in another state, you will prepare your nonresident state return first in TurboTax to allow the program to calculate the credit. Then, you will be able to verify that the credit has been calculated (TurboTax takes you through this in the interview). If you don't see the information from the other state on the screen in the Taxes Paid to Another State screen, then you can manually input based on the other state's tax return. Chances are, however, that it has transferred automatically and thus the form is provided.
Initially the credit given by my resident state for wages earned in other state considered the complete wages earned in column B it-211r. Now I’m doing an amendment. After updating other state amendment, and following with resident state, I noticed that the It-211r column B wage was not the “wage from other state” .. it was way too less and so resident state credit was bad, resulting in increased taxes. What happened ? How can I fix it ? Can the calculation for credit be made to recalculate ?
For me it does not generate automatically, what can I do?
I created the resident return first and the system don't allow to delete it
Hi, I am having the same issue. My NY taxes went up as I put down the income tax by NJ. What is a right thing to do? Please advise.
If you are still getting an error, it would be helpful to have a TurboTax ".tax2021" file that is experiencing this issue.
You can send us a “diagnostic” file that has your “numbers” but not your personal information. If you would like to do this, here are the instructions: Go to the black panel on the left side of your program and select Tax Tools.
We will then be able to see exactly what you are seeing and we can determine what exactly is going on in your return and provide you with a resolution.
To fix your return for the New York credit of taxes paid to New Jersey, please follow the instructions below:
Your return no longer has any errors on form IT-112-R.
Hi! I am having the same issue where it says T-112-R NJ Tax Amount TP should not be greater than tax imposed by other state. I removed my NY wage line item from my jersey return but the error message is staying there. Can you help please?
Can you clarify what you are having a problem with?
Can you send me a token so I can help you further? The instructions are posted above.
I am having the same issue where the system says T-112-R NJ Tax Amount TP should not be greater than tax imposed by other state. I live in NY and work in NJ. I am trying to file and this is the only error the system finds, but I am not sure how to fix.
My token is 997506.
Can you review and see why this may still be causing an error?
Thank you for the help
My Token is 1000719
I am having the same issue as others described with the NY Resident form where "TP should not be greater than the tax imposed by another state."
I did complete the NJ tax procedure (my non-resident state) before NY (resident state). Thanks!
To fix your error, please follow the instructions below:
Your return no longer has any errors on form IT-112-R.
This is what I see: (Note... removed the amount in the box for this post.)
Can you confirm that the credit amount is $3,991?
The information on your New Jersey Information screen should read:
This would equal the $3,991, which is correct.
Thanks Lena. Not sure why TT automatically put in a different amount when it calculated and completed the form. I'll put in 3991.
Greatly appreciated.
I am also having the same issue. My token number is: 1008653
@LenaHI am having a similar issue with the IT-112-R form. Could you help me figure out what would I need to alter for my specific tax situation ? I understand the tax deadline is Monday, however if you could respond to this before then I would greatly appreciate it.
To fix your error, please follow the instructions below:
Can you provide your token?