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Re: Client retired from CA in 2018. They are a current resident of MS. MS doesn't tax retirement. 1...
Thank you for the quick response Lisa. Greatly appreciate it. I'm in agreement.
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Mar 24, 2021
Client retired from CA in 2018. They are a current resident of MS. MS doesn't tax retirement. 1099-...
I checked "Yes" on Form 80-107 to not include as income but it is still being taxed. How do I override?
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