When you create a return, TaxSlayer will often assign a state return based on the taxpayer's address or the state on a W-2 or 1099 for which there was withholding. Usually you will get a Resident state return. What if that is not what you need? Perhaps the taxpayer only lived in Vermont for part of the year (a Part Year resident) OR lived in Vermont all year but worked the whole year in New York (VT Resident and NY Non-Resident returns).
TaxSlayer has the answer for you at the top of its State_Section > State_Return page: If you need to change your state residency status just delete the current return and start again. State forms differ by the type of residency you select. So..., for multi-state returns, get the state return types correct first--then enter the state data. Otherwise, you'll have to do it twice. Exotic Vermont forms you may encounter in multi-state returns. IN-113 This form reports the amounts of income that are taxable in Vermont. You make that allocation on the Income Subject to Tax page on the main menu of the Part Year or Non-Resident return. IN-117 This form assigns Vermont Credit for income tax paid to another state. TaxSlayer "will automatically calculate this credit for your Resident return if you have a NonResident return created on your account." If you have a Part-Year return, you may need to complete TaxSlayer's Credit for Taxes Paid to Another State form.
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