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Old Feb 22, 2007, 09:52 AM
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First Timer and Residency

This is the first time I am filling out tax forms. I am trying to do it online but am getting nowhere. Most everything is fine but: In 2006 for the first part of the year I stayed at my mothers house in Freeport Illinois but did not work, then I went to Florida for a few months and worked, then at the end of the year I moved back to Illinois and have been attending college. I just got my W2's from Florida but I do not know if I only file for Florida state, or if I have to file under Illinois and Florida. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Hey if you want to do my taxes for me that would be great.

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Old Feb 22, 2007, 10:01 PM   #2  
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Florida has NO state income tax.

You did not live in Florida long enough to be considered a Florida resident. File and claim ALL of the income on your Illinois return.
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