New York Resident Income

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April 13, 2024
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Hi,

I am part-resident of New York where I moved to NY on 4/28/23. I am given the question "Enter any federal income received while you were a resident of New York State. If none, enter zero.

The Interest Income and Dividend Income matches what was put in federal section.

- For the New York State Income column, do I put how much of that I earned in New York?

However, I'm seeing that states "Capital gains and losses = -3000". Where the Turbotax get this value?

- For the New York State Income column, do I add the amount of Capital gains after 4/28/23?

Token is 1239161. Thanks!

DianeW777

Yes, you can divide by 12 months then multiply by 8 months in New York (NY) if you earned it fairly evenly throughout the year. As far as capital gains, if you had an overall loss then this could be correct, it depends on when the sales occurred. If they occurred during your NY residency enter the gain or loss that should apply to NY.

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bumjungAuthor

My federal capital gain adds to $2,499.87. Of that, $1,698 were gained in New York.

I have capital loss carryover maxed out, so is that why I am seeing -$3,000 for federal income?

But to double confirm, in the New York Income column I should write $1,698?