I think Oregon goes the other way, you get a credit for what's paid to CA on the double taxed income.  

I don't have time right now to check the one I have in that situation, maybe tomorrow...

OR is a reverse credit state with CA.   If OR is the non-resident state, THEY will give the credit, rather than CA as the resident state giving the credit.  I dont know how grouping works though.

Thanks for backin' me up Lisa.

I just now got back to the Forum.  Some idiot, at 4:00 a.m. took out a power pole close to my office.  Liberty Energy just got the power restored.   

So, you have Liberated by Liberty??

Curious - could you put in an insurance claim against the idiot for the loss you incurred from the power loss. 

@George4Tacks   - guess I could try, after s/he gets out of jail for driving under the influence.  Given the 'vintage' of the Subaru being driven, I suspect that:

1) the pockets aren't deep

2) there might be folks ahead of me.

I just went to the golf course instead - & shot my best round ever !

But this is a great example of why I will NOT wait until the last day to file returns; if this had happened on Monday I would have been a wee bit stressed.