If I sold a condo last year which was not our primary residence, with no gain on the sale and it was in DE where we are non-residents, do we have to file a DE return?

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Yes, even if you has no gain on the sale of your DE property, you must file a DE nonresident tax return. If you had income from DE sources , you must file a tax return.

Turbotax keeps correcting my colorado tax return from partial resident to nonresident despite me accurately entering my 8 months of residency there. please help

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If I sold a condo last year which was not our primary residence, with no gain on the sale and it was in DE where we are non-residents, do we have to file a DE return?

If I sold a condo last year which was not our primary residence, with no gain on the sale and it was in DE where we are non-residents, do we have to file a DE return?

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