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L live in Virginia but work in North Carolina do i file in Virginia

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June 3, 2019
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If you are a resident of Virginia, but have income from North Carolina, then you will need to file tax returns for both states. There is not a reciprocity agreement in place with these states.

You will file a Virginia resident tax return and claim a tax credit for taxes paid to North Carolina.

You will file a non-resident North Carolina return to report the income that was earned in North Carolina.

After finishing your Federal return, you should complete the non-resident (NC) return first and then your resident (VA) return.

edited 2/8/16 5:11 am PST to change order of state completion

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SteamTrain

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ehhhh watch it........Backwards

After Federal is full filled out.....everything but not yet filed.
.....NC nonresident must be prepared first....only then work thru the VA resident tax return.

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