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I am filing a NJ Resident and CT Non-resident return (one employer with wages in NJ and CT). Only the Federal and CT appear on the Multi-State Summary worksheet. Shouldn't NJ appear also? Am I doing something wrong that NJ does not appear on the worksheet.
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I have the same problem. I am doing a multistate return: the resident return is for Nebraska and nonresident returns are for Colorado and Iowa. The Multi-State summary does not show the home state. If you know the reason or how to get the resident state to show on the Summary, please email me back.
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Hi, I called Proconnect and they said that if you have the box for full-year resident of the state checked on the input screen, then the program does not show the home state on the Multi-State Summary. I unchecked the full-year resident box on the input screen, and then the home state did show up on the Multi-State summary. Proconnect said the home state does not appear on the Multi-State Summary when the full-year resident box is checked because the info on summary for the Federal and home state would be the same. I asked about certain credits or computations that would likely be different on the home state versus the Federal return. Proconnect said that because it is a summary those would not matter. I am not sure about that answer, but that is what they said.