Hello all,
I was wondering if anyone could shed some light on the following question. I own a condo (paying mgt) in NJ where i live. I work in NY. In my paycheck i only see NY taxes deducted. do I have to pay NJ taxes as well? can I choose if i pay one or the other? and if so how can I tell if I am better off paying o ne over the othe when i consider a potential refund? Thanks
Thu Feb 21, 2013 11:28 pm
oldguy Senior Member
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You'll probably pay in both - most states have a sharing system, you pay non-resident taxes in one state but get credit for it in your state of residence. As for a refund - that depends entirely on how much you have had them withhold - ie, if you've underwithheld you'll owe more and if you've overwithheld someone will owe you a refund.
Fri Feb 22, 2013 12:20 am
Mr katana New Member
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Thanks oldguy, so if I read your anwer correctly, it really doesnt matter where I pay, at the end they will look at both state returns, match it up and if i owe i pay and if i over paid i get back. is this accurate?
Fri Feb 22, 2013 12:45 am
coaster Senior Advisor
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No, they will *not* look at *both* state returns. Each state only processes its own return. It's your responsibility to make sure that your income is properly reported to and the proper taxes paid to each state's department of tax revenue. The appropriate tax rate for the tax payer's state of residence and the tax payer's state of income source will be applied by each state, but they will *not* coordinate processing with the other state, so that you cannot rely on them to "complete" your returns for you, and I'll bet they don't even exchange any information at all, unless of course there's some reason to suspect you've given them false residence or income information.
Why don't you visit each state's tax department web site? I'm sure there's a multiplicity of publications, instructions, forms and such on each that cover your exact case. It's not like it's something that's never happened before ....
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Sat Feb 23, 2013 6:09 am
clydewolf Senior Member
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Re: Work in NY, live in NJ
quote:Originally posted by Mr katana Hello all,
I was wondering if anyone could shed some light on the following question. I own a condo (paying mgt) in NJ where i live. I work in NY. In my paycheck i only see NY taxes deducted. do I have to pay NJ taxes as well? can I choose if i pay one or the other? and if so how can I tell if I am better off paying o ne over the othe when i consider a potential refund? Thanks
Oldguy and Coaster have it right.
You should first prepare a NY non-resident form, IT-203.
Then prepare your NJ return, NJ-1040.
On Line 41 NJ will give you tax credit for the amount you paid NY.
Mon Feb 25, 2013 2:42 pm
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Tue Aug 13, 2013 9:51 am
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