I live in Kansas. I work in a branch office in Kansas. The office for the overall market is in Missouri. I have two W-2's , one for MO and one for KS. Both have the SAME wages listed. To me, this looks like I make twice. How do I proceed?

Scott D | Sep 10, 2020 | Category: Government office in Kansas City, Missouri

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Larry Humphrey | Sep 10, 2020

While, I don't give tax advice this is more of a state issue than an IRS issue. Typically you would paythe tax in the non-resident state and then file for acredit in your state of residence.

leonard radulescu | Sep 10, 2020

You make just one amount, taxed twice in both states but to be sure call your office HR, if is a mistake they will. Let you know.

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I live in Kansas. I work in a branch office in Kansas. The office for the overall market is in Missouri. I have two W-2's , one for MO and one for KS. Both have the SAME wages listed. To me, this looks like I make twice. How do I proceed?

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