Possibly. The standard deduction for federal taxes if yo...

I am full-time student and did not owe any federal income tax but I owe ny state income tax...Is this correct?

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Possibly. The standard deduction for federal taxes if you are claimed as a dependent is your earned income plus $350 up to $12,000. In NYS if you are a dependent it is $3,100.

If not claimed as a dependent, the federal standard deduction is $12,000 and the NY standard deduction is $8,000.

This means that it is possible to have taxable income in New York but not for the federal taxes.

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I selected the option to pay my state taxes out of my bank account, so why does TurboTax show it came out of my federal refund? Am I paying my state taxes twice? Why?

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