Why does my State tax return show I'm a non-resident for 'Yonkers' when I only ever said I was a resident of NYC?

user7546416 · ‎June 4, 2019

IreneS · ‎June 4, 2019

The NY state tax return requires that you indicate whether you were a resident of Yonkers (which is in Westchester County) because Yonkers has it's own city tax.

When you select that you were a resident of New York City, this automatically means you are not a resident of Yonkers.

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IreneS · ‎June 4, 2019

The NY state tax return requires that you indicate whether you were a resident of Yonkers (which is in Westchester County) because Yonkers has it's own city tax.

When you select that you were a resident of New York City, this automatically means you are not a resident of Yonkers.

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Why does my State tax return show I'm a non-resident for 'Yonkers' when I only ever said I was a resident of NYC?