Ny It-203-b

[joanmcq]

All the time I was asking about the 203-ATT, I was meaning the 203-B. That's what I get for posting from work rather than when I have the darn thing open & in front of me. So, once again, if the client did not work in NY, but lived there for 45 days and had her W-2 allocate to NY wages & w/h for the period do I have to use this form? She moved from CA to NYafter her job moved to NJ, and then permanently moved to PA. Only worked in NJ after taking new position. Lived in CA, NY & PA.

And in the middle of composing this, bright eyed young men came to the door asking if I've found Jesus yet.

why is tax season not over yet?

[Lion]

B

The B is for NR with living quarters in NY. Your client was a PY Resident. I'd say no. But, then I'd probably consider him PY CA and PY PA and employed in CA and NJ and just file NY as a NR to get his withholding back! Was he in a hotel or with relatives/friends or did he actually rent or buy a NY residence for those 45 days? Hope one of our NY preparers jumps in. And, I didn't know Jesus was lost.

[joanmcq]

She was staying with her girllfriend and then they bought a house in PA. Luckily no SSMC or civil union issues here or else the NY apt would be an issue. Girlfriend still owns NY apt. I think she wasn't sure if she would live in NYC or what when she got to the east coast and told employer she was living in NYC.

Next year should be easier..just PA. unless they get married, unioned or whatever.