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Question

I bought a house with friends in VT. I don't live there. They have not bought me out yet. Do I have to file a state return for VT if I did not live or work there?

Forum|Forum|2 years ago
March 19, 2024
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I am still on the mortgage but I do not pay towards the house anymore.

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Assuming the house is not a rental property and since you did not live in VT or have any other VT source income you do not have a VT filing requirement.

If the property is a rental property you may have a filing requirement. If either your net VT income is more than $100 or gross VT income was more than $1000, you would have a non-resident filing requirement for the Schedule E income. Here is the VT reference.

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