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Please Help Single Partially Employed, College Student, Part Year Resident - Do i need to file NC Taxes?

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Can you please help me understand if i need to file a tax return for the state of NC ?

 

I am a part year resident of NC - ~ 200 days

I made ~$15k gross - while living in MA in 2023.  (Working from Jan - May 2023)

I made $0 income living in NC in 2023

I was a full time student from June - Dec 2023.

 

I do not believe that i have any tax due to state of NC, but do i still need to file?

 

Thanks so much for you help.

 

    Best answer by Vanessa A

    @Vanessa A 

     

    One more question ... if the interest income from bank accounts was about $1300 - even though the banks were outside of NC.  Would i have to pay taxes on that interest income for NC?


    Yes, if you received it while you were a resident of NC, then that would be part of your NC income.  However, since is it less than $12,750, you would not need to file a return to report it. 

     

    NC Income filing requirements

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    April 14, 2024

    If NC is not your home state and you are just there attending college, and you earned no income in NC, then no, you do not have to file a return for NC.  

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    creeves68Author
    April 14, 2024

    @Vanessa A 

     

    The confusion is that now i am a NC resident.  I moved there in May 2023.  But i have not earned any income while i was there.

     

    So where does that leave me with respect to filing in NC ?

     

    April 14, 2024

    If you have not received any income while a resident of NC, then you would not need to file a NC return.  You would only file a return for NC if you received income WHILE a resident of the state regardless of where the income came from. 

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