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filing state for ohio but moved to fl.?
i lived in ohio had income in ohio moved to fl. had income in fl. do i combine all my income to file ohio taxes or just money earned in ohio
3 Answers
- BeachBumLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
If you moved to Florida and set up a permanent household in Florida and no longer have a household in Ohio, your Ohio return will only count the money you earned while you were in Ohio. Since Florida doesn't have a state income tax, you don't have to worry about Florida.
- 1 decade ago
If you use turbo tax, there is an option that will take care of everything. You file for the state of Florida and there will be an option for "did you earn income in any other state" click yes and the program will take care of the rest.
Hope it helps.
Source(s): I moved from ohio to florida two years ago. - JssLv 71 decade ago
If you are considered resident of Ohio, you will report income for the full year.
