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NR return - NY resident,worked in CT. Working on CT State taxes, the program is not allowing me to take credit for the $419.83 I paid to CT on wages earned in CT. Why?

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June 1, 2019
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CT state wages were aprox. 6200, CT state income tax with held aprox 420.

No line entry in CT state program purchased to enter the 420 as a credit against the wages, shows amount due to CT for wages without an offsetting credit.

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Best answer by Cindy0H

You need to prepare the nonresident return first.

A nonresident's income derived from Connecticut sources is subject to Connecticut income tax. You are required to pay tax on the $6200 of Connecticut income. You may get a refund if you paid too much.

You will get a credit in the New York resident return for the Connecticut taxes paid---around $300. This will happen automatically if you complete the nonresident form first.

If you have more questions about this, ask in the comment box below.

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You need to prepare the nonresident return first.

A nonresident's income derived from Connecticut sources is subject to Connecticut income tax. You are required to pay tax on the $6200 of Connecticut income. You may get a refund if you paid too much.

You will get a credit in the New York resident return for the Connecticut taxes paid---around $300. This will happen automatically if you complete the nonresident form first.

If you have more questions about this, ask in the comment box below.