NY State decides 100% of telecommuters income is state taxable
Published by scotth March 30th, 2005 in WorkYikes!
New York has decided that a worker employed by a company in NY State can be taxed on 100% of their income in the state. What?! So my question is does the worker now get double-dipped having to pay income taxes in both his state of residence and NY? Be interested to see if the US Supreme Court takes an interest in this one. My suspicion is that it will definitely dampen employer enthusiasm for telecommuting.
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