Question

If my pension plan wrote a different state in box 15 than the one I live in, do I have to file a return in that state too?

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April 15, 2024
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My pension plan used my mailing address which is in another state. It's not my physical address.

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No, you do not file a tax return for the state the pension originated from. You pay state tax for the state you actually live in.

But please explain why your mailing address is not the same as your "physical address"-----You need to use your correct mailing address on your tax returns so the IRS and state have the right address in case they need to mail you a letter or a check.

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