Out of state Unemployment benefits

[kgcpa0899]

If I live in Texas and am collecting Unemployment benefits from Missouri, do I have to file Non Resident return in Missouri and pay Missouri taxes on it? 

[qbteachmt]

I googled this for you:

MO unemployment taxable nonresident

And found the MO sites have lots of help, such as:

https://dor.mo.gov/faq/taxation/individual/non-resident.html

Example: "Part-year resident with income from another state

My wife and I moved from Missouri to Florida in March. I earned Missouri wages while living in Misso...

Yes, if income received in Missouri or earned in Missouri was greater than $600 for a nonresident or $1,200 for a resident. As a part-year resident, you generally have the option of claiming a Missouri resident credit (Form MO-CR) or Missouri income percentage (Form MO-NRI). Since Florida does not have a state income tax, you are not eligible to claim the resident credit. You must complete Form MO-1040, along with Form MO-NRI to calculate your Missouri income percentage. By completing Form MO-NRI, you will be taxed on the income received while you were a resident of Missouri only."

And: https://dor.mo.gov/faq/taxation/individual/1099g.html

[qbteachmt]

This link includes the reporting minimums:

https://dor.mo.gov/taxation/individual/additional-resources/non-residents.html

[TRDZ Services]

File a Non-Resident MO return. Allocate the unemployment 1099-G from MO on the federal side in ProSeries. List the MO return on the Federal Information Worksheet as non-resident. Use the Allocation Worksheet on the Federal side before you open the MO state return. It should populate the MO non-resident return for you.