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ardan has lived in California all his life. In 2024, he moved to Las Vegas, Nevada. During the year, he received $24,000 of alimony from his ex-wife, Magna. The alimony was paid under a divorce agreement that was finalized in 2023. $16,000 of the alimony payments was received while he was a resident of California and $8,000 was received while he was a resident of Nevada.
What amount should be included as taxable income on his California return?
$0
$8,000
$16,000
$24,000
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$16,000
California taxes part‑year residents on all income received while they are California residents. California does not conform to the federal post‑2018 change that made alimony nontaxable, so the spousal support received while he was a California resident ($16,000) is taxable on his California return; the $8,000 received after he moved to Nevada is not.
California taxes part‑year residents on all income received while they are California residents. California does not conform to the federal post‑2018 change that made alimony nontaxable, so the spousal support received while he was a California resident ($16,000) is taxable on his California return; the $8,000 received after he moved to Nevada is not.
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