I had a J visa in US from 05/20/2017 to 12/01/2018. For 2018 state return, does it count as a part-year resident or a full-year resident? (I am resident for tax purposes)

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why do you think you are Resident for Tax purposes --- generally J visa are exempt from counting days for two years ( unless there has been prior use of the exempt staus ). Were you present in the USA during 2015 and 2016? How many days in 2017?

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I'm on F1 visa & wkng on OPT.Federal tax return.I have filled 1040-NR,FOR GA State Tax return, Will I consider Resident or NR. As I lived in GA for 2023 complete 365 days

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I had a J visa in US from 05/20/2017 to 12/01/2018. For 2018 state return, does it count as a part-year resident or a full-year resident? (I am resident for tax purposes)

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