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You are at least a part-year resident of NY. If you were not paid any income in your new state in 2019, then you might just as well indicate you were a full year NY resident since it will make no difference on your taxes. If you had income in your new state in 2019, then you are a part year resident of NY and a part year resident of state #2. You need to allocate your income to each state and file as a part year resident in both states.
You are at least a part-year resident of NY. If you were not paid any income in your new state in 2019, then you might just as well indicate you were a full year NY resident since it will make no difference on your taxes. If you had income in your new state in 2019, then you are a part year resident of NY and a part year resident of state #2. You need to allocate your income to each state and file as a part year resident in both states.
You would be considered a New York state residence as you resided in New York for more than 11 months during the year.
According to New York Department of Revenue, ypu are a New York State resident for income tax purposes if:
See New York State Explanation for more information.
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