Filing a North Dakota non-resident tax return

[nono4taxes]

I live in Minnesota and file a state tax return and also file a North Dakota non-resident return because I receive Royalties.  When filing in North Dakota you have to file both a ND Individual Income Tax Return along with the Non-Resident Tax Return.  My question is on the Inidividual Return it lets you take a subtraction for

Social Security benefit exclusion--thus lowering my North Dakota taxable interest.    Am I able to take this subtraction even though I am not a resident of North Dakota?  Thank you for any help you can offer!

[AmyC]

If the benefits are not taxable to ND, there is no exclusion for them.

You are filing a ND tax return and it has an attachment for the NR portion to determine the taxable income. If you look at Schedule ND-1NR 2022  line 23 shows tax liability and instructions to move to the ND-1, page 2, line 19.

Social Security benefits are discussed on page 2. 

[nono4taxes]

Thank you