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College student working in 2 different states
My daughter is a college student in NYC. She worked part time there in 2007, and also worked part time at home in Mass as well. I still claim her as a dependent on my taxes. Does she file state taxes in both states? Because she is still in school, is Massachusetts considered her residence? Thanks for any answers
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1. Your daughter's filing status is Single dependent. That is she won't get personal exemption. On the federal tax return her standard deduction is earned income up to $5,050 plus $300.
2. Yes she will file tax return for both the states if she meets the filing requirement. Or to get refund of taxes withheld. |
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