All the numbers are different. It is split 'about' 3/4 of my salary for the state of IL, where I live. 1/4 for state of WI, where I work. Same EIN, name, company and everything, just different numbers and states. I'm curious if I need to file for each state even though I've only lived in IL? Also do I enter in two different W2's?
If you lived in Illinois all year, your employer should not have withheld Wisconsin taxes. If you haven't already done so, you should submit Wisconsin Form W-220 to your employer. Here's a link to that form: https://www.revenue.wi.gov/DORForms/w-220.pdf
Illinois and Wisconsin have tax reciprocity. If you live in Illinois, and your only Wisconsin income was W-2 wages, ordinarily you would not have to file a Wisconsin tax return. All your income is taxable by Illinois. However, in your case you WILL have to submit a non-resident Wisconsin tax return for 2017 - in order to get a refund of the mistakenly withheld Wisconsin taxes. Your Wisconsin return should show zero Wisconsin income.
If your two W-2's split your income, you should enter each one into TurboTax.
If you lived in Illinois all year, your employer should not have withheld Wisconsin taxes. If you haven't already done so, you should submit Wisconsin Form W-220 to your employer. Here's a link to that form: https://www.revenue.wi.gov/DORForms/w-220.pdf
Illinois and Wisconsin have tax reciprocity. If you live in Illinois, and your only Wisconsin income was W-2 wages, ordinarily you would not have to file a Wisconsin tax return. All your income is taxable by Illinois. However, in your case you WILL have to submit a non-resident Wisconsin tax return for 2017 - in order to get a refund of the mistakenly withheld Wisconsin taxes. Your Wisconsin return should show zero Wisconsin income.
If your two W-2's split your income, you should enter each one into TurboTax.