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Vs Bk
Level 1
03-23-2024
09:41 AM
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I entered W2, line 1 as KS and 2,3,4,5,6 as US then in state area left 16 blank enter 17 as KS and
18 & 19 MO local taxes per amounts that were on the W2 - I also put in dates of part time residence
in both states - coming up with small refund for KS and no taxes for MO, but don't see anything on the local taxes???
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George4Tacks
Level 15
03-24-2024
01:28 PM
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Many local taxes are just informational and get totaled into taxes deducted on Schedule A. Do some research on those locatities
Here's wishing you many Happy Returns
Vs Bk
Level 1
03-25-2024
07:02 AM
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Thank you for your response, just was first time I had seen that local tax on w2's for Missouri
for this particular client, they are part residents Kansas and part resident Missouri in 2023, will be
full time resident of Missouri in 2024, but work in Kansas, Thank you again
