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Do I have to mail a copy of my tax forms to the IRS and the state even if I’ve efiled?

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No, you do not have to mail in your tax return to the IRS or states if you have e-filed to both.

However, if you owe one or both, please make sure that you mail in your voucher(s) with payment to each one you owe if you have selected to pay by check.

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No, you do not have to mail in your tax return to the IRS or states if you have e-filed to both.

However, if you owe one or both, please make sure that you mail in your voucher(s) with payment to each one you owe if you have selected to pay by check.

I split time in OH and SC. All of work is in OH and OH taxes come out of my check, but my primary residence is in SC. I have no income in SC. What state taxes do I pay?

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