Remote work can complicate your state taxes
Working remotely may broaden your job options and make daily life easier. But working from a different state than your employer — or spending part of the year working from a second home in a different state than where you normally reside — can create state tax issues. Because the rules vary by state, work arrangements that cross state lines warrant a closer look.
Convenience-of-the-employer rule
If your employer is located in a state that applies a convenience-of-the-employer rule and you work remotely from a different state, you may need to file income tax returns in more than one state. Under...