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Each state has different rules. For one example Illinois doesn't tax remote workers of companies in Illinois who don't live in Illinois.


Does any state do that? I'd think it could cause a civil war damn fast.

The nexus is "where the work is performed" or "where the employee resides" and usually states have agreements with the neighboring states so it balances out.


Did you miss the part of covid where a bunch of multi-state commuters stopped commuting?

https://www.njspotlightnews.org/2022/09/nj-remote-workers-ny...


New York State does this. No civil war so far.




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