Taxes on ordinary Interst by non resident state - Duplicate Tax on ordinary interest

I live in PA and work in DE. I file my taxes as a non resident for State of Delaware. I have earned ordinary interest and dividend income that I report on my Federal return. It seems like the ordinary interest and divided is being added to taxable income and taxed.

I have to pay taxes on ordinary interest and dividends in Pennsylvania. That doesn't seem right. It is double taxation.

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Feb 26, 2025 7:03:28 AM

Yes, if you are paying tax on the interest in both states, that would be double-taxation.

Here is how to fix this in TurboTax Online:

Navigate to State Taxes > Your State Returns > Delaware> Continue or Edit
Continue through the interview screens until you come to Delaware Source Income
Enter "0" for Delaware interest and dividends

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Taxes on ordinary Interst by non resident state - Duplicate Tax on ordinary interest