I live in South Carolina and work for a company based out of Virginia. My company had my residence incorrectly set to Virginia until around 4 months into the year. I paid state taxes to Virginia for the 1st quarter and to South Carolina for the rest of the year. Is there a way to know on my W-2 (or elsewhere) if I also paid state taxes to South Carolina for the 1st quarter or to Virginia for the rest of the year?
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You have to ask your payroll department. If you live in SC, you owe taxes on the full amount and get a credit for the tax paid to VA as a nonresident. You get credit for the lower state tax on the lowest taxable amount.
@morgan_2me I think what you are stating is that your employer withheld VA tax for a few months.
You will need to file a non-resident VA tax return to get those withholdings back.
You will file a SC tax return since you worked and lived in SC for the entire year. All your income gets reported to SC.
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