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linda2
Level 5
03-03-2021
09:19 AM
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We have a client who was a NYC resident for 4 months, NJ resident for 4 months, NY state resident for 4 months. Worked in NYC January through April, then on unemployment. Do they file NJ part-year resident, NY part-year resident and NY non-resident (when they lived in NJ)? Any help is much appreciated.
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BobKamman
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03-03-2021
10:04 AM
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About 25% of the information needed on all of the facts and circumstances. New York would say your client never gave up NY domicile and should file as a full-year resident.
