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10409000
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01-17-2023
03:03 PM
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Client lives and works in California. he won 1,500 on a cruise the w2g is issued from Miami Florida.. do i have to file a non-resident return for Florida to report the gambling income? I wasn't sure and wanted to double check with you guys, Thank you
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TaxGuyBill
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01-17-2023
03:54 PM
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Florida doesn't even have a Resident Individual income tax. 😁
10409000
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01-17-2023
03:57 PM
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ooh yes your right thank you! but just so i know in the future if i come across something like that..what if it was a state that had income tax..at that point would i need to file a non resident state return?
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