I lived in Ohio in January of 2017, and I moved to Mississippi in February. I changed my address and paid Mississippi taxes while I was there. I returned to Ohio in July of 2017. I can get Turbo Tax to say that I was in Mississippi from January through June, and Ohio the rest of the year, but that's not technically correct. How can I reflect multiple moves?
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Since you ended up back in Ohio, Ohio will be considered your permanent tax residence for 2017 and you will be considered a Non-Resident of Mississippi. Part-year Resident forms won't work in this particular scenario.
Your permanent tax residence is the state which will expect you to file a Resident tax return. This means that all your income will be reported to Ohio, and you will file a Non-Resident tax return for Mississippi, reporting your income earned only for that state.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against double taxation in 2015, stating that two or more states are no longer permitted to tax the same earnings. So, if you live in Ohio but work in Mississippi and pay taxes on that income in Mississippi, Ohio cannot tax you on it as well. Ohio must offer you a credit for taxes you paid elsewhere. Be certain to complete your Non-Resident Mississippi return first, as you will need the tax paid information to calculate your Ohio credit.
Since you ended up back in Ohio, Ohio will be considered your permanent tax residence for 2017 and you will be considered a Non-Resident of Mississippi. Part-year Resident forms won't work in this particular scenario.
Your permanent tax residence is the state which will expect you to file a Resident tax return. This means that all your income will be reported to Ohio, and you will file a Non-Resident tax return for Mississippi, reporting your income earned only for that state.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against double taxation in 2015, stating that two or more states are no longer permitted to tax the same earnings. So, if you live in Ohio but work in Mississippi and pay taxes on that income in Mississippi, Ohio cannot tax you on it as well. Ohio must offer you a credit for taxes you paid elsewhere. Be certain to complete your Non-Resident Mississippi return first, as you will need the tax paid information to calculate your Ohio credit.
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