NY non-resident return: how to force TT to generate IT-203-F Schedule A and B?

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March 31, 2025
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Hello, I need to file NY state taxes as a non-resident. I am using a desktop windows TurboTax Deluxe but struggle to force it to generate IT-203-F Schedule A and B for RSU and bonus.
Is it possible?

Also, should the form IT-203-B include Bonus and RSU in total wages?

Thanks!

DavidD66

If you are using TurboTax Desktop you access the New York State Form IT-203-F Multi-Year Allocation Form by using Forms mode. To use Forms mode, with your return open:

Click on the "Forms" icon in the upper right of your screen.
Click on "Open Form", in the upper left of your screen.
In the pop-up window, click on the + next to 2024 New York
In the list of forms that drops down, scroll down to "IT-203-f", click to hi-light and then click on Open Form
You can complete your IT-203-F in the Forms mode.

AS for including Bonus and RSU income, yes you should include them if they are included in box 1 of your W-2, which they should be.

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vs13197

I also am completing IT-203-F as a non-resident. I have vested RSUs that appear in Box 1 of my w2. As a result, they pull forward to Schedule A. However, they are RSU's that I need to allocate across multiple years using Schedule B. TT will not allow me to allocate using Schedule B. It forces me to use Schedule A which is not correct. Also, if I try to use Schedule B, TT only recognizes the result as a Capital Gain which is also not correct. Please advise.