Re:Remote startups will win the war for top talent
by jcims on Tuesday August 23, 2022 @01:08PM
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New York City is pretty aggressive about this and has been for at least 7-8 years...at least if you work for a bank headquartered there. I had to provide a separate attestation that I did or did not work over a certain amount of time and, if so, had a bunch of extra paperwork to do.
In my case it was a privately funded trip, nobody at my company had any clue where I was beyond the ones I told.
States are starting to crack down on income taxes for non-residents working there. Obviously in many cases they have no way of tracking but if you're there on business (and have expenses), Concur for one offers companies an audit service. The rules vary by state but if you spend enough time in a state and pass some threshold you can be on the hook to file income taxes. (A lot of the original impetus for these sorts of laws was to tax entertainers and pro athletes.)