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It is not uncommon the federal and state AGIs will be different because the IRS and states calculate income differently.
Often in the area of retirement benefits and investment income, states will exclude or limit income which are fully taxable at the federal level. There are also different credits for federal and state tax returns.
It is not uncommon the federal and state AGIs will be different because the IRS and states calculate income differently.
Often in the area of retirement benefits and investment income, states will exclude or limit income which are fully taxable at the federal level. There are also different credits for federal and state tax returns.
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