Lucho Posted February 23, 2008 Report Posted February 23, 2008 Can you Californians please help me. Couple made $56,000 AGI. The young wife living in CA. made $36,974.00 and husband, student, living and working for the university of UT made $19,414.00. wife was a full year CA. resident and husband full year UT resident. (they married last year) Because this is new to me, I am in need from a good Samaritan to guide me in the way I have to prepare this return. The way I am doing it does not look right. If I open CA 540 and UT TC-40 both states uses the federal adjusted gross income (which I consider to be correct). If opening CA 540NR I don't find the way to tell the program who was the non resident, also, I can not find the UT Non Resident form. In the way I have being doing the return, both states are taxing the earnings from the other state. I will highly appreciate your help. Quote
jainen Posted February 23, 2008 Report Posted February 23, 2008 >>opening CA 540NR I don't find the way to tell he program who was the non resident<< For California, use the 540NR with Form CA(540NR). (The CA stands for Calif. Adjustments). That will not only show residency status, but break out the non-California income as well. Don't just take the clients' word about residency, though. You are going to need to determine it under each state's separate rules. Quote
Lucho Posted February 24, 2008 Author Report Posted February 24, 2008 >>opening CA 540NR I don't find the way to tell he program who was the non resident<< For California, use the 540NR with Form CA(540NR). (The CA stands for Calif. Adjustments). That will not only show residency status, but break out the non-California income as well. Don't just take the clients' word about residency, though. You are going to need to determine it under each state's separate rules. Thank you jainen. Quote
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