Who is a Part-Year resident?

If you moved into Virginia and became a resident during the taxable year, you are taxed as a resident for only that part of the year you were a resident. If you moved out of Virginia and became a legal resident of another state on or before the last day of the taxable year, you are taxable as a Virginia resident for only that part of the year you were a resident of Virginia. Part-year residents file on Form 760PY. If all of the individual's income is from Virginia sources, he or she may elect to file as a full-year resident on Form 760.

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1. What is the function of the Commissioner of the Revenue's Office in processing state individual income tax returns?
2. What is the deadline to file my Virginia State Income Tax Return?
3. Do I need to file a return?
4. As a member of the Armed Forces, am I required to file a Virginia return?
5. What am I required to attach to my Virginia State Income Tax Return?
6. What is the rate for Virginia individual income taxes?
7. Is there a penalty if I file late?
8. Would I also owe interest if I am filing late?
9. Who is a resident?
10. Who is a Part-Year resident?
11. Who is a Nonresident?
12. What is Estimated Tax?
13. What tax breaks are available to Taxpayers who are 65 and over?
14. If I need income tax assistance who would I contact?