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April 15, 2024
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Help with NYS non-resident income

  • April 15, 2024
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Does anyone know how I should approach this situation? My main residence is in MI, however I had an internship in NYC this summer. At the time of employment, I listed my NYC address and NYC taxes were deducted from my paycheck. How do I get this money back from NYC to pay MI? 

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April 22, 2024

Yes, you can file a New York state tax return as a nonresident. You won't get all of your tax withheld refunded to you, but you can also take a credit for taxes paid to another state on your Michigan tax return. 

 

Start by preparing your New York nonresident tax return first. You are likely to get a refund, but not a complete refund. 

 

 

  1. Next, do your Michigan tax return.
  2. As you go through watch for the screen Other State Tax Credit Summary. 
  3. Select Edit to the right of New York. 
  4. The program will pick up the income and taxes as they were entered on your tax return. If it's right, leave the right hand column blank. If it's wrong, make corrections. Please note that the tax amount is the amount of tax New York is keeping, not the full amount withheld. 
  5. Continue with your state return.
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