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maddyatl
Feb 5, 2008, 05:29 PM
Hi
I am an Indian citizen (F-1 student visa) and non resident alien for tax purposes in state of GA. I earned around $15K in GA and around $15K in CA (over the summer) in FY 2007.

I have already finished the federal tax forms by taking into account total income of 2007.
Is there any difference in the way I need to file GA taxes now because I earned in two different states?

Can you point me on how to file the CA state taxes as an international?
Thanks.
AtlantaTaxExpert
Feb 6, 2008, 02:33 PM
You will file as a NON-resident of BOTH GA and CA because of your international student status.

You WLL pay CA taxes on the income earned in CA, and GA taxes on the income earned in GA.