I lived in OH for 6 months last year and IN the rest. Do I have to pay state taxes for both?
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Residents of Indiana have to file taxes regardless of where their income was earned. You would file a part-year resident return. The forms and instructions are below. The tax you have paid to Ohio will be deducted from your income.
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Not unless you are a minor.\nhttp://wagehour.bes.state.oh.us/w3/webwh.nsf/allbykey/580BEF3DEFBCCEA5852567D2006B5FED
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ahhhhhhhhhhhhh no place, your stuck in a taxing world.  Pay up or take the alturnitive.  (6ft under) and even then you have to cough up something within 9 months of your death.   Damn Feds...taxes.
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No you have to pay full balance with interest at least here in the state of Ohio.
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If you were a part year resident in a state where you earned no income, but did earn income during that tax year, you'd want to check the resident filing requirements for that state to see if any of your income is taxable even though you earned no income in that state.  \n\nAs a similar example, I live in State A and but only earn income in State B.  Because I'm a resident of State A, I pay income tax there (and in State B) even though my income is earned entirely in state B for the entire year.
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You will have to pay taxes in Japan if you stay more than 6 months of a fiscal year.
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I myself asked about the same questions I have been told threw other places if you lived together threw the whole year of 2005 that he can! But please check into that call a tax place and see thats what Im going do!
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You would report the income in the state you were living when you got it. Be sure that you fill out PY on the state returns that you have only lived in part year. It does make a difference.
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You do not it is as if it never existed. now if you have already paid the tax to the state you need to request a return form from your local comtroler.
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I work in several different states each year.  I live in TN but worked in CT and NC last year.  Both states collect income taxes.  I had to file a non-resident state income tax form with each state and will receive a refund for any overpaid ammounts.  Search the state of PA's website and I'm sure you find a link for their tax information.  If you did not work in NY you should not have to pay NY taxes,  HOWEVER, you should check with the state just to be sure.  Hope this helps.
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You need to contact their HR department.  As long as you filed the expenses at the time you left, they will pay you.
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state and local taxes
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Yes they go from previous years so next year when you send in your tax earning for this year they either owe you money or worse you owe them.
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You actually should file in both states.  In PA, you should file a part-year return, and the same in NJ.  All of your income should be reported as PA income, but you may have deductions in NJ that could create a loss to use later.
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H&R Block can answer that. Or call your State tax commision.
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you would pay taxes in the state you live in
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Part year residents must file in both states.  On the return for your current state of MN, you should be able to take a tax credit for taxes paid to WI.  Be sure not to claim a tax credit on your WI return for MN.