What other state taxes are eligible for the Credit for Taxes Paid to Another State?
The Credit for Taxes Paid to Another State is only allowed for individual income taxes imposed by the other state.
If you had income taxed by two states, and the states don't have a reciprocal agreement, you will claim this credit only in the state you lived in when you earned the income.
To calculate this amount, you will want to complete the tax return for the other state first. You will then use the amount of taxes owed in the first field on this screen. This may be different from the amount withheld which is on your W2 or 1099.
This credit does not apply to other taxes imposed by a state, such as: corporation franchise tax, license tax, excise tax, property tax, unincorporated business franchise tax, and occupation tax.
If you had income taxed by two states, and the states don't have a reciprocal agreement, you will claim this credit only in the state you lived in when you earned the income.
To calculate this amount, you will want to complete the tax return for the other state first. You will then use the amount of taxes owed in the first field on this screen. This may be different from the amount withheld which is on your W2 or 1099.
This credit does not apply to other taxes imposed by a state, such as: corporation franchise tax, license tax, excise tax, property tax, unincorporated business franchise tax, and occupation tax.
