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I sold a second home in another state for a loss. Do I need to file taxes in that state? It was not a rental property.
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Likely, you will need to file a tax return for the state in which you sold your second home. The taxing authority of that state only knows that you've sold your home for a certain price. This is your gross income for that state. You'll need to tell them that it's actually a loss or else they will likely contact you to ask you.
However, all state filing requirements are different. You can look up the filing requirements for a particular state by clicking on the name of the state below:
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