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file in CA & CT? Mr. Newt 01-13-2007
Posted by Mr. Newt on January 13, 2007, 1:53 am
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 I lived in CT all year, but for the first 4 months I
received unemployment from California (the remaining 8
months I worked in CT). I know I have to file for CT, but
do I have to file for CA, too?

Thanks.

Robert

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Posted by Katie on January 16, 2007, 3:15 am
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 Mr. Newt wrote:

> I lived in CT all year, but for the first 4 months I
> received unemployment from California (the remaining 8
> months I worked in CT). I know I have to file for CT, but
> do I have to file for CA, too?

If you had no California source income other than the
unemployment compensation, you do not need to file a
California return. California does not tax unemployment
compensation.

Katie in San Diego

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