radhika79
Apr 27, 2009, 07:13 PM
Hi,
I switched employers (both in NJ) in March 2008. I moved from KS to CA for the new job (in march). The W-2 from the first employer (while working in KS) W-2 is fine. But the CA W-2 has NJ address on it. All my pay stubs have the NJ address on them as well.
I filed CA tax and they debited the amount from my acct. NJ has sent me a notice asking to submit all W2's for me to be able to get the refund.
I am worried about the following and seeking help on how to deal with the situation:
1. My address on the W2 is NJ address
2. I did not update my address with USPS until June since I had a friend in KS and used her address to receive mails
3. I have not obtained a CA drivers license but bought a car in CA in August.
I am worried about convincing NJ that I in fact did move to CA and live here. (rather that I did not earn income in NJ)
What supporting documentation will help in may case? - Employer letter stating that the address on W2 is wrong?
I am really disappointed that I paid taxes to a higher state tax but am having trouble getting my refund from NJ.
Look forward to hearing from the experts.
Thanks in advance
I switched employers (both in NJ) in March 2008. I moved from KS to CA for the new job (in march). The W-2 from the first employer (while working in KS) W-2 is fine. But the CA W-2 has NJ address on it. All my pay stubs have the NJ address on them as well.
I filed CA tax and they debited the amount from my acct. NJ has sent me a notice asking to submit all W2's for me to be able to get the refund.
I am worried about the following and seeking help on how to deal with the situation:
1. My address on the W2 is NJ address
2. I did not update my address with USPS until June since I had a friend in KS and used her address to receive mails
3. I have not obtained a CA drivers license but bought a car in CA in August.
I am worried about convincing NJ that I in fact did move to CA and live here. (rather that I did not earn income in NJ)
What supporting documentation will help in may case? - Employer letter stating that the address on W2 is wrong?
I am really disappointed that I paid taxes to a higher state tax but am having trouble getting my refund from NJ.
Look forward to hearing from the experts.
Thanks in advance