I live in Utah but I work in Alaska. All of my income is made in Alaska. Do I need to file a state return with Utah?

Probably if you have a residence in Utah.

Ok, sorry how do you do it, sort of a long commute every day.

Do you live in both Utah and Alaska ?

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Originally Posted by Fr_Chuck

Ok, sorry how do you do it, sorta a long commute every day.

Do you live in both Utah and Alaska ?

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I work 2 weeks on and 2 weeks off

Ok, how do you live in Alaska, do you rent a place, or live in company provided housing.

I am just looking at the though, that you actually are a resident of Alaska, Ie live there the majority of the year, and have a vacation home in Utah?

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Originally Posted by Fr_Chuck

Ok, how do you live in Alaska, do you rent a place, or live in company provided housing.

I am just looking at the though, that you actually are a resident of Alaska, Ie live there the majority of the year, and have a vacation home in Utah ??

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I work on the North slope. When I am at work I live in company provided quarters. I do have a home in Utah.

1. The income earned while in a state must be reported on the state tax return. But Alaska does not have individual income tax, so you do not file Alaska tax return.
2. You are resident of Utah. You must report your worldwide income for the year on Utah tax return. You MUST also report Alaska income to Utah.
Read Your U.S. Tax Return: Working or Living in Two or More states

You would have to work in Alaska to aford to live in Utah these days! I am glad I moved.