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Vardan 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
Explanation: California taxes a part‑year resident on all income received while a California resident. California also treats alimony as taxable income here (the federal TCJA change eliminating alimony inclusion for post‑2018 agreements does not change California treatment), so only the $16,000 received while he was a California resident is included on his CA return.
Explanation: California taxes a part‑year resident on all income received while a California resident. California also treats alimony as taxable income here (the federal TCJA change eliminating alimony inclusion for post‑2018 agreements does not change California treatment), so only the $16,000 received while he was a California resident is included on his CA return.
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