Telecommute in NJ, your employer now is liable

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jkeeb
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Telecommute in NJ, your employer now is liable

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http://www.forbes.com/sites/peterjreill ... commuters/


Synopsis: MD corporation allows employee to telecommute from New Jersey home (husband relocated), NJ rules MD corporation now liable for corporate taxes due to the myriad benefits NJ provides said corp.
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Re: Telecommute in NJ, your employer now is liable

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jkeeb wrote:http://www.forbes.com/sites/peterjreill ... commuters/


Synopsis: MD corporation allows employee to telecommute from New Jersey home (husband relocated), NJ rules MD corporation now liable for corporate taxes due to the myriad benefits NJ provides said corp.
I'm not surprised. The fact that corporations may end up being taxed in all 51 states (DC is a "state" for taxation purposes) without offsets may lead to Federal action, but....
Arthur Rubin, unemployed tax preparer and aerospace engineer
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