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    Apr 9, 2009, 08:06 AM
    2 state resident tax filing extension needed
    Hello, I was in North carolia for 3 months last year( jan to march) and was unemployed so I got unemployment checks from North Carolina. Then I got a job in Massachusetts and worked there the rest of the year. Problem is, I am looking for an filing extension so do I send out extension filing papers to both states. Someone told me that I only need to do it for Massachusetts.

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    Apr 9, 2009, 08:28 AM

    Check for filing requirements of North Carolina. Also may be the unemployments payments are not taxable in North Carolina. Income earned in Massachusetts is not reported to N C.
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