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in 2019 From January to April, I Physically lived and worked in South Carolina (which has a state income tax so I filed state and federal of course). I moved to Florida( which has no state income tax) in May 2019 and worked and physically lived there from May 2019 to January 2020. I moved back to south Carolina in mid January.
When I filed my income taxes for 2019, I got a refund Federal and ended up owing State in South Carolina (which I Paid yesterday) The Tax Preparer told me that because I didnt Declare Florida as official state of residence while living there (which I didnt do because I didnt have my own place and had roommates ) the State of SC Could tax me for the full year. Lesson Learned ,,
But was she right? I usually set my W4s up so I overpay during the year as not to run into having to Pay
When I filed my income taxes for 2019, I got a refund Federal and ended up owing State in South Carolina (which I Paid yesterday) The Tax Preparer told me that because I didnt Declare Florida as official state of residence while living there (which I didnt do because I didnt have my own place and had roommates ) the State of SC Could tax me for the full year. Lesson Learned ,,
But was she right? I usually set my W4s up so I overpay during the year as not to run into having to Pay