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March 7, 2024
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Nebraska source income amount

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where do I find the nebraska source income amount to be entered

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DMarkM1
March 7, 2024

The NE source income is based on your situation.  Typically, income earned while a resident of NE and income earned from a NE source (worked in NE for example) while being a non-resident is NE source income. 

 

When allocating income to NE as a part-year resident or non-resident you must find the proportion of each income source that belongs to NE.  

 

For example, if you had a NE employer all year (12 months) but lived in NE for 6 months and moved to KS for 6 months, then the NE proportion would be 6 months/12 months = .5.  So that W2 income would be multiplied by .5 to arrive at the amount that belongs to NE.  

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March 11, 2024

I am still confused.  Would I go off of total wages, tips, etc.. that were made in Nebraska or do I just go off of the state income tax taken out on the W-2?  She lived there for 8 months.  I would times this amount by 0.8?  is that correct?  Why would whatever amount I enter raise how much she owes to Nebraska?  I just need help.  

 

Thanks,

Jeramy

March 11, 2024

Are you only trying to allocate W-2 income to Nebraska?  Or are there other kinds of income?

 

Does the W-2 show only Nebraska sourced income in boxes 15 through 17 of the W-2?  Or are there other states?

 

It sounds like you are reporting income to Nebraska as a part-year resident.  Was any Nebraska state income tax withheld reported in box 17 of the W-2?

 

If no Nebraska state income tax withheld was reported in box 17 of the W-2, the amount she owes Nebraska will go up no matter what dollar amount is entered into the TurboTax Nebraska state income tax software.

 

Nebraska Department of Revenue here states:

 

002.03 Partial-year resident individuals. 

 

The Nebraska individual income tax is imposed for each taxable year on all of the income of every partial-year resident which is earned while a resident of Nebraska and is not taxed by another state, and the income derived from sources within Nebraska while a nonresident. The tax is a percentage of the tax owed by a resident individual with the same taxable income. The percentage is determined by dividing the taxpayer's Nebraska adjusted gross income as determined in Reg-22-004 by the taxpayer's federal adjusted gross income after the adjustments provided in Reg-22-002.04.

 

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