IIRC, in Utah you have to file anyway, but you get a credit for any state taxes

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Mar 24, 2015
1:31:57pm

rggee

IIRC, in Utah you have to file anyway, but you get a credit for any state taxes

paid in Nevada. More work for you that way, but it's how Utah works.

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rggee

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I got a letter today from the Utah State Tax Commission

billyrust

3/23/15 5:19pm

You have a tax website?

Heinz57

3/23/15 5:21pm

Been using FreeTaxUSA for almost 10 years. Works great for a single guy

billyrust

3/23/15 5:23pm

Call them and ask them why they beleive you should have filed with them.

Ragnar Danneskjold

3/23/15 5:26pm

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Ragnar Danneskjold

3/23/15 5:27pm

Just respond that you didnt work or live in Utah in 2010. I remember Utah

cheezedawg

3/23/15 5:27pm

That's what I'll do, but I wonder what kind of proof I might need.

billyrust

3/23/15 5:31pm

My dad has dealt with this problem before

bluebloodedcoug

3/23/15 5:29pm

No wife/child/property whatsoever...

billyrust

3/23/15 5:30pm

The USTC thinks possibly that you are a Utah resident and therefore

BYUCPA

3/23/15 5:30pm

You got a letter from the government the other day, opened and read it...

kotacoug

3/23/15 5:40pm

Ahhh, 2010... That was a good year...

PenrynCoug

3/23/15 7:31pm

IIRC, in Utah you have to file anyway, but you get a credit for any state taxes

rggee

3/24/15 1:31pm

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