Re:Markets, Rent and WFH
by ghaff on Thursday July 02, 2020 @01:42PM
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It depends on what state you're a resident of and where you do your work.
I live in MA and, when I worked in NH, I had to pay MA income taxes because I live here even though NH has no state income tax. Now I work for a company with offices in MA (even though that's not where the official HQ is) so I still pay MA taxes; doesn't matter if I'm remote or not. Were I to move to NH and work remotely, my understanding is I would then not pay state income tax (although I would if I were assigned to an MA office).
I live in MA and, when I worked in NH, I had to pay MA income taxes because I live here even though NH has no state income tax. Now I work for a company with offices in MA (even though that's not where the official HQ is) so I still pay MA taxes; doesn't matter if I'm remote or not. Were I to move to NH and work remotely, my understanding is I would then not pay state income tax (although I would if I were assigned to an MA office).