Being a non-resident of USA, I have got a return from the state. Is it validate or I have to return the money I got?

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It will depend on the state. Many states do not have a different set of tax laws for a US non-resident, but some do. If you are filing an amended Federal Return through Sprintax, they will advise you if your state tax changes or not.

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How do i fix, due to my UK Pension, i do not have a valid EIN for my 1099-R, so my federal tax was rejected. How do i refile my returns? Do i need to do a manual filing?

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