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    Live in NJ work in NYC

    I have a client who lived in NJ in 2010 and worked in New York. Do I have to complete two state forms. He also moved in 2011 to NY, should I put that as his address on his return. I wasn't sure I'm from PA.

    #2
    Yes

    Yes and yes.

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      #3
      Live/Work in NYC

      Did the move in 2011 occur in NYC or was it into NYS but OUT of NYC?

      It's going to make a difference on 2011 return - NYC taxes residents - but not non-residents. Partial NYC resident taxes are computed on Form IT-360.1.
      Uncle Sam, CPA, EA. ARA, NTPI Fellow

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        #4
        2010

        The move occured in 2010.

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          #5
          Originally posted by RNuse09 View Post

          He also moved in 2011 to NY
          Originally posted by RNuse09

          The move occured in 2010
          ??
          The NY & NJ filings will depend on residency status in 2010.

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            #6
            Sorry

            He moved to NY in 2011. He lived all of 2010 in NJ and worked in NY for all of 2010.

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              #7
              For 2010, file IT-203 for NYS and NJ as resident. NYC should not be an issue for 2010. NYC only has a tax for NYC Residency.

              If your client moved into NYC in 2011 that will be another issue, but for 2011.
              Last edited by BOB W; 04-04-2011, 10:56 AM.
              This post is for discussion purposes only and should be verified with other sources before actual use.

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