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by kknight618 on January 28th, 2005

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If I live in one state and work in another, how do I file state income taxes?

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  • by Anonymous on January 31st, 2005

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    John lives in Illinois but his job requires him to frequently travel the country working for various clients.

    For the Tax Year 2004, he has worked in Pennsylvania,Texas, Michigan, and Florida.

    He would file a "resident" state tax return for his home state of Illinois and a "non-resident" state tax return for Pennsylvania and Michigan.

    He would not have to file for Texas or Florida because they don't have state taxes on personal income.

    This is only a GENERAL rule....the best bet is to find a good CPA and let them sort it out. Use this directory to search for one nearest you..... http://www.cpadirectory.com

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