Idaho non resident tax

[Mcken1]

I am Ohio resident and worked in Idaho for several months. I am filing taxes in both Ohio and Idaho. It appears my Ohio taxes are automatically adjusted to deduct the income that was taxed by Idaho. But when I try to complete the Idaho form 39NR it will not complete because it's expecting me to take deduction as an Idaho resident. 

This appears to be a technical problem with Idaho form. I expected this is caused because of something I did incorrect during the initial setup for Idaho taxes. I would like to delete the Idaho and start again but can't find a way to do that.

I don't want to start all over because I will have pay to add Idaho again. 

[TomD8 · Accepted solution]

You must complete your non-resident Idaho return first, before you do the return for your home state of Ohio.  Otherwise the "other state credit" will not be calculated and applied correctly.

[Mcken1]

thanks Tom,

I assumed there was a method that I didn't follow.  Are you able to offer any details concerning how to delete the state taxes or will I need to delete the whole lot and start again?

Thanks again 

[JeffreyR77 · Accepted solution]

Go back to the left side dark border and click on State. You can then begin the Idaho interview again and verify your resident status on the first screens.

[Mcken1]

Thanks Jeffrey,

I did find the prompt you mentioned I was trying to select individual state but needed to select state tax tab.

Thanks again.

[Mcken1]

I paid in excess of $10,000 in total state and local taxes. I thought the excess amount should be added to my deductions but it is not.  

[CatinaT1]

No, the deduction is limited to $10,000.