How to File California Form 540NR for a Part-Year Tax Resident

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California imposes state income taxes on its residents and nonresidents that receive California state source income.
If you change residency between states during the year, you likely fall into the "part-year" resident tax category. In this example, we have a taxpayer who starts the 2022 calendar year as a resident of California, and then she moves from California to Florida to start a new job.
The part-year CA resident should file a CA Form 540NR to report their total income from all sources and specifically identify the income that is sourced to California.
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[@kalibduarte536]

Fantastic video. You saved my wife and I's brains from melting down. Even tho' I paid a professional tax service as a non-resident, they failed to file this form!

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Thank you for your easy to follow explanation. You helped me solve a problem.

[@Deimian676]

Hey man can you do FTB 3801? As well , how would you go about reporting a loss on a rental in the example you are providing us (if you domiciled in Florida but had a rental in California).

[@billhao]

+1. I have the same question

[@Team8LA]

Thank you for posting state rules. CA tax filing is complicated, please also share something about non residents? Or foreigners working in CA? TIA!

[@John_F898]

Where do you prorate your income by the number of days you still lived in CA?

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Do I still have to file this if I’m an Arizona resident, since Arizona and California have a tax reciprocity agreement?

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Hello sir please make video on form 568 CA . Explaining Fee. Thanks

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