do you still need to pay NY state income tax if moved to FL/TX

My understanding is as long as your job is based in NY, you have to pay NY state income tax, even if you work from home in other states, correct?

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Yes, if you still "work" in NY than your employer will file as NY income (check with CPA, but maybe some advantage on non-NY income like interest/dividends/cap gains/etc. not sure but there always tax games).

The key is "transferring" to your employers Florida office!! Then they will file as FL income which magically subject their onerous 0% income tax. The bottom line is your employer needs to be on board (and have a FL office) to make this work (at least that is how I understand it.....)

 

It’s where the work happens. I live/work in TX but have had to file nonresident taxes in other states when I did extended amounts of work there (it credits against your home state taxes… which unfortunately didn’t do anything for me)

I talked to a managing partner at a major professional services firm who said they file taxes in almost every state because “some” of their income happens in every office across the country

 

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