Warren (38) is a single resident of Kansas. Warren spent January 1 through July 13 in Nebraska working on a temporary assignment. Rather than stay in Warren rented an apartment. He earned $32,543 in Nebraska. When he returned to Kansas, he earned $19,987. What is his residency status and filing requ in each state? Warren is a resident of both Kansas and Nebraska. He will file resident returns in each state and will report his Kansas income on his Kansas return and his Net income on his Nebraska return. Warren is a resident of both Kansas and Nebraska. He will file resident returns in both states and report all income on both returns. Warren is a part-year resident of Kansas and a part-year resident of Nebraska. He will report his Kansas income on his Kansas return and his Nebraska income Nebraska return. Warren is a resident of Kansas and a part-year resident of Nebraska. He must report all of his income on his Kansas return, but only his Nebraska income on his Nebraska return. Mark for follow up Question 30 of 75. Which of the following nonresident taxpayers is required to file an Oklahoma tax return? All income is considered Oklahoma source income. Gerald, who earned $850 helping at his friend's store for the summer. Carmichael, who won $650 at bingo. Trisha, who earned $550 interest from a bank in Oklahoma. Lenny, who earned $1,095 at a summer job on the lake. Mark for follow up