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Question

Multiple State Filing

Forum|Forum|2 years ago
March 27, 2024
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I am filing my taxes and I live in Ohio but worked in Kentucky. I only earned income in Kentucky. There is a reciprocity agreement between kentucky and ohio. I filed the kentucky return as a non-resident. By the end of the return it is saying I owe over $1000 on my kentucky return which is confusing to me because I didn't think that I'd owe any money to a state I only work in, let alone over $1000. How do I go about making sure I'm doing things correctly on these state returns to make sure I don't over pay ?

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are you filing Kentucky as a non-resident

in the state section of your w-2 what is showing

you shou,d ask your employer what forms need to be filed with it to stop KY withholding and start OH withholding.

leexxdyessAuthor

Yes, I'm filing kentucky as a non-resident. The state section shows OH . I'm so confused by it.

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Be sure to file the non-resident KY state return first, then your resident state.

KY exemption form to give to your employer

Do I have to file tax returns in more than one state?

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