Move From New York to Florida in June and You File Two State Returns That Year. The $80,000 IRA Withdrawal You Took in May Belongs to Albany, and the Roth Conversion You Do in December Belongs to Nobody

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Move From New York to Florida in June and You File Two State Returns That Year. The $80,000 IRA Withdrawal You Took in May Belongs to Albany, and the Roth Conversion You Do in December Belongs to Nobody

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