When reading how much I’m getting on my tax refund it says federal refund this much $ xxx.xx and state due xxx what dose state due mean ? Do I owe? Ar s that o much I’m getting?
"Tax due" is not how much you are getting back--it is how much you owe and need to pay by the due date of July 15 2020.
You must pay your state tax due using the state’s preferred method of receiving payment. For most states that will be by making a payment to the state’s own tax website, or by mailing a check or money order.
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OK. First Federal (US) income taxes are one type of taxes you must file. Second, most states have state income taxes that you must also file. Depending on how much income you had, how much deductions were taken from your paychecks for each, you could possibly get a refund from one and could possibly have to pay more taxes to another. Example:
Federal tax refund: $200 (this is money taken from your paychecks that was more than your final taxes due - you would get this back from the Feds).
State taxes owed: $100 ( this means not enough money was taken from your paychecks to cover your final state taxes due - this is money you owe the state).
The two are actually filed with two different governments. Turbo tax just allows you to file both using the same program.