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sade3188
February 25, 2020
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I live in Rhode Island but work in Massachusetts. Do I claim my state taxes in Massachusetts?

  • February 25, 2020
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JotikaT2
February 25, 2020

It depends.

 

If your Massachusetts sourced income was over $8,000, then you will need to file a return in MA.  You would file as a nonresident.  

 

MA Nonresident filing

 

If you do have a filing requirement, be sure to prepare your nonresident return first. 

 

Then prepare your resident return to ensure you are able to claim a credit for the taxes paid to the nonresident state.  This can be done in the credits section of the state interview for your resident state.

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