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A2A BUT We need more information to give you an accurate answer. There are 50 different states and 43 of them have some form of individual income tax laws, so that is 1,849 different possibilities of how to answer this question. That is before we even factor in that you did not tell us how long you lived in either state, which could be a day or 364 days.I can give you the probably answer which is yes you will most likely need to file with two states this year. Take a look at your two W2’s and at the bottom you will see what state(s) your earnings were reported to. If the W2’s have different states then absolutely you should file a return with both states, because what is on the W2 will be presumed to be accurate, even if your presence in the state did not actually rise to the level of needing to file. The biggest question will become if you are filing as a resident, non-resident or part-year resident. Your filing status can make a difference in how much tax you owe and unfortunately it is not as simple as just thinking you lived in a place for only part of the year so you were automatically a part-year resident.This is one of those situations where I would advise you that your taxes this year are complex enough that you really need to go to a professional to have your taxes done. That person should be able to review the specifics of your situation and advise you how to file.

Farming is my passion. Wherever I was posted on my job, I had tried to convert available empty spaces, at my disposal, into vegetable gardens.Latest one is a kitchen garden carved out of 20 cents of land lying vacant behind my official residence in Bidar. Now, it serves about 15 police families with 54 varieties of vegetables round the year.Situation:Bidar is coolest and wettest part of North Karnataka, The soil here is basically red clayey laterite with pH value 6.5 which is slightly acidic. The normal temperature range from 12° to 36°C. During the May it goes up to 43°C. .Site: The layout was so planned to make optimal utilization of available 20 cents space. Vertical (trellising) and horizontal (ground) space is used to accommodate both creeper crops and ground crops.After cleaning the siteFormation of raised bedsArrangement of Drip linesPoles for creeper meshCreeper meshVertical creeper mesh arrangement.1 feet height raised beds, embedded with organic manure, bio fertilisers and drip line and covered with mulch sheet, were formed at 4 feet intervel in North-South direction for optimum utilisation of sunlight.Every alternative bed has a creeper crop on 8 feet height trellis. In the intermediate bed a ground crop has been accomidated on its either edges. This way we could accommodate 54 varieties of veggies.Bitter gourd and Ridge gourd (on trellis) and Cabbage (on ground).Bottle gourd & Bitter gourd (on trellis) and Byadagi chilli 2 rows (on ground)Irrigation: Inline drip network at 4 feet interval has been connected with a 1000 liters overhead plastic tank. This enabled gravity flow. Each drip line has a small tap at the subline junction for regulating water flow to individual beds.Fertilizers:Cow & Sheep manure with tank siltPest Management:Yellow and white lights attract different species of harmful insects into oiled water trap.Light trap in operationYellow sticky trapBlue stcky trapPheramone trap for fruit fliesNeem oil- The preventive medicineCropping pattern and crop relay:Here are few photos - my garden, its products and its authors:Ripe chillies.Carrot, Brinjal and Bush Beans.Green chillies - Dalle khursani, Dalle Akabari, Barra barra, Jalapeño and Byadagi variety.Ridge gourd.A view of my garden27 varieties of chilly (25 heirloom)Baby corn (left side)Leafy greensChilliesTomato harvest.PumpkinBottle gourd and Ridge gourdTomato plantBrinjal HarvestTomato trellisingA view of my gardenMy mini nurseryVideo tour of my garden.

Hmm, I didn’t first yet quite understand the question. There seems to be two layers of it.1. Growing minoritiesIndigenous minorities in Hungary are folks who traditionally lived in the country at least 100 years before the creation of the minority act (2014). Greater Hungary in 1914 had the following 13 national minorities: Hungarian, German (Saxon, Swabian, Austrian, etc), Romanian, Croatian, Slovakian, Rusyn (Ruthenian), Gypsy (Rhomani, Boyash, etc.) Slovenian (Vend), Serbian (Shokats, Bunjevats), Ukrainian, Greek, Polish, Armenian. Order is more or less confirm with the size of the minority.Magyarország nemzetiségei – WikipédiaEz a lap vagy szakasz tartalmában elavult, korszerűtlen, frissítésre szorul. Frissítsd időszerű tartalommal, munkád végeztével pedig távolítsd el ezt a sablont! A magyar Szent Korona országainak ethnográphiai térképe az 1880-ik évi népszámlálás adatai alapján. Budapest 1886 A 2011 . évi magyarországi népszámlálás adatai szerint 644 524 fő, vagyis a lakosság 6,5%-a vallotta magát valamelyik hivatalosan elismert nemzetiséghez tartozónak. Becslések szerint azonban a nemzetiségek (nemzeti és etnikai kisebbségek) tagjainak valódi létszáma ennél jóval magasabb: az ország 10 milliós népességének hozzávetőlegesen 8-10%-át teszi ki, igaz ennek is nagy része elsődlegesen a magyar nyelvet használó cigány. Magyarországon 13, törvényben elismert, nemzetiség él, ezek között 2012. január 1-je előtt 12 nemzeti kisebbség , illetve egy etnikai kisebbség (a cigányság) volt, ezután a nemzetiségek jogairól szóló 2011. évi CLXXIX. törvény hatályba lépése miatt megszűnik a nemzeti, illetve az etnikai kisebbség fogalma, helyükbe egységesen a nemzetiség kifejezés lép. A népszámlálások , a kisebbségjogi intézmények csak ezen kisebbségek adatait, társadalmi mozgásait mérik és kisebbségi önkormányzat ot csak ezek az etnikumok alakíthatnak, mivel ezek azok a népcsoportok, amelyek minimum egy évszázados itt-tartózkodást tudtak igazolni (történelmi kisebbségek). Saját döntésük folytán nem tartozik a törvényben elismert nemzetiségek közé a zsidóság . Más, jelentősebb nemzeti kisebbségek is léteznek Magyarországon, amelyek nem teljesítik a nemzetiséggé nyilvánítás feltételeit, például az itt élő oroszok , arabok , kínaiak , kurdok , valamint egyes afrikai közösségek. Magyarország fennállása során mindig is különböző nemzetiségek otthona volt. Az első nagyarányú betelepítések a tatár és a török pusztítások miatt történtek, a mezőgazdasági munkaerő fenntarthatósága végett, a 13. és a 18. században. Trianon után arányuk részben megváltozott, az ország nemzetállammá, homogénebb etnikumúvá vált. Ezt fokozták a második világháború utáni lakosságcserék és kitelepítések. A megmaradt nemzeti kisebbségek jelentős része pedig beolvadt a Kádár-korszak idején, ez különösen a németek és a szlovákok esetében volt jelentős. Az egyes nemzetiségek és etnikumok létszáma a 2011 -es népszámlálás adatai szerint (saját bevallásuk alapján): Nemzetiségiek és etnikumok számának alakulása (1949–2011) : Év Német Szlovák Szerb Horvát Szlovén Román Cigány 1949 22 455 25 988 5 185 20 123 4 473 14 713 n.a. 1960 50 765 30 690 4 583 33 014 n.a. 10 502 n.a. 1970 35 594 21 176 12 235 14 609 4 205 8 640 325 000 1980 31 231 16 054 n.a. 20 030 7 139 n.a. 380 000 1980 (Tanácsi minősítés) 65 969 34 601 n.a. 27 650 n.a. 8 416 n.a. 1990 30 824 10 459 2 905 13 570 1 930 10 740 142 683 2001 62 233 17 692 3 816 15 620 3 040 7 995 190 046 2011 200 000 35 208 10 038 26 774 2 820 35 641 315 583 Hangsúlyozni kell, hogy az önmeghatározáson alapuló adatok nem a tényleges arányokat vagy az asszimiláció valóságos hullámzását tükrözhttps://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magyarorsz%C3%A1g_nemzetis%C3%A9geiUntil 1990, the census did not discuss identity, but “overly used language” and maybe “household language”. Many who were living in mixed marriage for example answered Hungarian in both cases, however their mother tongue could have been other.At the census of 1991 and 2001, only one identity could have been indicated, language was another question.What causes the massive growth in 2011 is that, after a two decades internal discussion in the society, double identity was recognised as standard.It was recognised that most people having a minority identity might not be in the position to use the language of their folks, and might also have a dual identity of being a minority AND Hungarian, and those who filled in earlier census were often afraid to indicate their minority identity, and indicated Hungarian rather.This was addressed in the 2011 census and people could chose for two. Therefore the ratio of national minorities was grown from 3+% to 9+%.Also the customs of the society changed a lot after the repressions of the Kadar regime between 1957–1987; majority people started to value minorities - which was followed by government approach. The regulations were more and more in favour of the minorities. This led to the fact that today, my minority, the Rusyn, with all in all 3800 people today can form 43 autonomous local councils - that means one council per each 90 people on average, with state funds and extra local rights. Which, compared to the surrounding countries, where the norm is at least 20% of the settlement’s population may form any sort of community rights, way excesses them in rights given to indigenous minorities. Minority people are entitled for 1 parliamentary representatvice for each 50000 people, whilst 100000 Hungarians may send one Rep. However the law needs serious improvement, the principle is that minority votes value two times more than Hungarian votes.What is also undiscussed, so leaves a gap for non-indigenous people, that immigrants belonging to any of these minorities, when gaining residence in the country, may also enjoy extra rights. Many Polish, Romanian, Ukrainian and German, who moved to Hungary in the past 20 years, started more and more to participate in the local minority politics.AS there are more minority people among the elderly, their proportions will be higher in villages and remote places - the younger the people are the more likely will they move from villages to towns or cities.2. And now we turned back to the 2nd part: newcomers.As above said, younger people move out from rural areas thus they sell their property at often 40 times cheaper than the same property in Budapest suburban areas. One may buy houses in remote villages as cheap as 1–2 million forints (3000–6000€), and with the investment of a further 10000€ they can turn these houses into a decent residence. Living in Hungary from a German pension - I don’t have to explain - is an economic surplus. And Hungarians are (in spite of one may hear in international media) a welcoming folks in General (of course exceptions always apply), so locals turn to the newcomer foreigners with a helping attitude. This would not be the case in a town.