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I am a non-resident of NC and earned all income in NC and paid state taxes to NC. I am a resident of SC with no income earned in SC but taxes are due to SC. Why?

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February 12, 2020
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You will be taxed on the income you earned in North Carolina by South Carolina because South Carolina taxes their residents on all income, no matter where earned; HOWEVER, they also give a credit for taxes paid to another state.

Please review your SC return and make sure you got that credit. Usually you do the non-resident (NC) first, and then next the resident state (SC) so the credit for the tax flows through from NC to SC.

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