April 15, 2021
MoneyGeek interviewed State & Local Tax Leader John Bonk for an article about how tax treatment differs from state to state.
MoneyGeek
Excerpt:
However, if you work temporarily out of one state but don’t change your domicile, you will still pay taxes to your domicile state on all of your wages. There could also be a “convenience of the employer” issue, which is a rule a small number of states have where your income may be sourced to your workplace even if you don’t go to the workplace.
