Natalie is a California resident. Last year, the company she works for was shut down for three months. During that time, Natalie visited her parents in Utah and took a temporary job while there. Because she was still a resident of California, she must report the income from the temporary job on her California state return and will have to pay taxes on it. Can Natalie use California Schedule S (540) to claim a credit for income tax paid to Utah, and why or why not?

a) No; she must claim the credit on the Utah tax return because she earned the wages in that state.

b) Yes; she may claim a credit for tax paid to Utah since Utah does not allow a credit for net income taxes paid to California.

c) Yes; she may claim a portion of the credit on the California return, and a portion on the Utah tax return.

d) No; she may only claim the credit on the Utah tax return because California doesnt allow the credit for income tax paid on wages earned in Utah.