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Jack1952
Level 2
03-14-2024
02:51 PM
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A retired Pennsylvania couple had 125K in 1099-R and 50k in a w-2 from PA and 27K in a w-2 earned in Delaware. They are being taxed at a 5.6% rate on the Delaware income because of the High Federal income. They are filing jointly for the Federal return. Is there some way I can file a Married filing separate for the Delaware wage earner. I think it will help.
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sjrcpa
Level 15
03-14-2024
06:24 PM
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Maybe. Some states make you use the same status as federal. Some will let you file MFS if only one has income in the state. What do the DE instructions say?
The more I know, the more I don't know.
