Tax Rules for the Out-of-State Worker
Do you travel over multiple state borders for your job? When it comes to filing your taxes, do you find it confusing trying to comply with multiple states’ income taxes?
Do you travel over multiple state borders for your job? When it comes to filing your taxes, do you find it confusing trying to comply with multiple states’ income taxes?
If you find yourself crossing state borders, here are some helpful points to remember for tax season:
- Commuting to another state may result in filing two tax returns
- Living and working in two states may provide a simpler filing option
For more details on the points listed above, read the full article in the Knowledge Center.
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Information provided in this article is for informational purposes only and is not intended to offer specific personalized investment, financial planning, tax, legal or accounting advice. We recommend that you consult an attorney, tax advisor or accountant regarding your unique circumstances.
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