Should Bankers change residence to NY State?
Heard that this helps to not get doubled taxed, but i'm totally clueless. I'm an NJ Resident, should I change that to NY when I start work?
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If it's NYC within NY State that's not gonna help. Taxes are higher in NYC specifically. It's an NYC city tax. Not sure if that answers your question.
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