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Contacting your state
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You may need to visit your state’s tax website for multiple reasons such as checking refund status, submitting an amendment for your state return, or any general questions you may have about your state return. Note that some states do not have state income tax, so if you live in and earned income in one of those states, you don’t need to file a state return.

Below you’ll find links to each state's Department of Revenue. This is where you can learn more about your state’s tax information or contact them as needed.

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