Deloitte. I have an offer in process from Deloitte. I had them change my home office as I live on a border and was close to another office. I then realized that state has state taxes that would eat up a big salary chunk. Is that correct even in a hybrid world? Is it all about your home office, the company HQ, or?
Also, I was told we get compensated for office time and travel? Is that really a thing? If so, then the in state office that is further a way is really the better deal? Advice?
Some states require you to pay taxes where your office is even when you live in a different state. You’ll always end up owing taxes to your state of residence. Check to see if there is reciprocity — this should be easy to find via google.
Chief
No, you’re taxed where you work
Yes I stand corrected: https://tax.thomsonreuters.com/blog/state-by-state-reciprocity-agreements/
DE is not on the list - surprisingly- I would have thought given proximity to DC, like PA they would too. Thanks!
Not a tax guy but from my understanding your taxes are based on where your primary residence is.
Deloitte has a commuting subsidy for this year (may not be extended forever) that covers up to $1,000 of commuting costs.
Ask your tax guy if you want actual answers.
Thank you!!!
So you live in Vancouver and was assigned to Seattle vs. Portland?
Yeah I feel Oregon taxes you if you live in Washington but work in Oregon, which makes sense to me as someone who lived in Portland for many years. Anyway, I think it’s ok to ask.