Anyone have any experience with this?
Have a job offer but the Company Is based in NYC but the position is fully remote.
Ive not been able to get a super clear answer on the rule in terms of how the taxation works. Anyone ever deal with this?
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See if your own state offers a credit for tax paid to another state. In any case your own state will tax everything (unless of course your own state doesn’t have income tax).
If you don’t set foot in NY state then they can’t touch you for that year.
This is decidedly different from most other states where you prorate your presence in the state over the course of the year and pay only the percentage of time you were actually in that state. I personally think that NY’s law on this is both unconstitutional and unconscionable but the courts disagree so ...
This is from personal experience having worked remotely for a company in NY and companies in CA. You’re getting bad advice above from people who are mostly telling you how non-NY states do things. I’m right.