PY Allocation for Georgia

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March 31, 2020
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I have a couple married in 2018 that lived and worked in separate states. In 2019, the wife move from Texas to Georgia. She has a W2 from TX (old job) and then a W2 in GA (new job.) I've completed the PY allocation showing her dates PY GA and PY TX, but the husband was a full-year resident of GA. The problem comes with the GA return. Even though I've allocated the PY income to TX for the wife, it is not excluding it from the GA return - instead taking the FED AGI and not removing the TX W2. What am I doing wrong?

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Best answer by RollTide68

The part year resident is the spouse you still need to mark it as such.

Allocate the wages

RollTide68

Level 7

GA Schedule 3 "Part-Year Resident and Nonresident" should show you income not taxable to GA In Column B Line 1 for the TX W-2

If the amount is not there then the allocation worksheet is not correct.

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DeveraCAuthor

Level 4

In response to your last statement about the allocation being incorrect:

In section XI of info worksheet, I have marked Full-year resident for GA. If I mark part-year resident, it makes me enter in dates for the husband in TX where he never resided or worked, so I did the following

1. I have the husband as full-year resident on the info worksheet for GA.

2. I have allocated the wife as part-year with corresponding dates for TX/GA on the info worksheet.

3. On the PY allocation worksheet, I have the W2s allocated correctly.

After doing this, GA is showing the return as full-year resident and the schedule 3 still doesn't pull the TX w2 out. I entered in manually the amount on line 1 of Column B, but it doesn't change the wages for GA (and when pulled from the federal return, the amount (while allocated to TX) still brings it as GA income.

I also attempted just doing everything as part-year return for both, with the husband having 1/1/19-1/1/19 as dates for TX and 1/2/19-12/31/29 for GA. If done this way, it pulls everything appropriately to the true allocation (all W2s have correct state allocation.) But, I do not think this is allowable since he really was never a resident of TX and had no income in TX.

Help! What am I doing wrong or missing?