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Part Year state tax return

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Mr_Natural

Junior Member
What is the name of your state? GA.
I lived part of the year in GA and part of the year in NC. On a GA part year tax return there are 3 columns: FEDERAL INCOME AFTER GA ADJUSTMENTS, INCOME NOT TAXABLE IN GA, and GA INCOME. If I have interest income from a bank that operates in both states, how do I determine which column it should be listed in. Also, I have moving expenses from my move from GA to NC, so which column should that be listed under.
 
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abezon

Senior Member
Prorate the interest based on months in each state.
Whether you take moving expenses depends on how the state returns are structured. If they start from federal AGI, you get to claim the moving expenses on both returns unless the instructions for GA specifically say to add moving expenses back in as an adjustment/addition.
 

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