sweetpeel
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Yeah that's fair. In the case of NJ, the state treats all income – wages, interest, capital gains, etc – equivalently from a taxation standpoint, so in that sen...
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Meanwhile NJ considers both the interest and the capital gain exempt:https://www.nj.gov/treasury/taxation/pdf/pubs/tgi-ee/git5.pdf
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Actually I realize now this is exactly how it's supposed to work.Federal obligations (treasuries) are taxed at the federal level and are tax-exempt at the state...
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For those in NY, this official memorandum from 1996https://www.tax.ny.gov/pdf/memos/income/m95_4i.pdf explicitly calls out that the gain on sales of both notes ...
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Nope, that doesn't solve the issue. The problem, as seen in your screenshot, is that the Federal amount should be $0, becauseit is already excluded from the int...
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