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by Anonymous on February 9th, 2005

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I worked in one state at the beginning of the year, then moved and worked in another state, then moved back the same year. In which state should I pay state income tax?

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  • by breadmanpaul on February 14th, 2005

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    You generally pay income tax in whatever state you worked. If you worked in two states, you'll very likely have to pay income tax in both states.

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    • Wouldn't it be nice if it weren't true?

      Dar Gentz

      by Dar Gentz on April 9th, 2005

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