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You’re earning income in Florida now so you’re not obligated to pay NYC/NY income taxes. You should contact your HR to update your address and they will edit your withholdings accordingly.
This is wrong. If you are hqed in ny, you still hv nexus and therefore hv to pay ny taxes. Not sure abt nyc tax. EY1, if you dont know for sure, caveat that you are not sure
I think what you are trying to do here is just register your in-laws house as your place of residence in your work system. I don’t know how you do that in your situation - if that is through HR or if you can automatically do it.
That’s your best shot if it’s do—able in your situation.
If your company is headquartered here you’ll always pay some sort of NY state and city taxes.
You’ll also pay resident taxes for the number of months you lived here.
I’d talk to a tax advisor for filing in 2021 they will know better.
Okay “homie”, OP is still probably going to have to file in NY since they were partially here, and still pay partial taxes. They can’t “get out of” paying NY taxes all together
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New Hampshire, Tennessee, Texas, or Florida. Move there. You’ll be able to cut the wages earned in those states out of your annual taxable income for NYC. There are other states that work, but they’re harder to get to and expensive in other ways.
Ny is notorious for chasing people like you. Don't forget your FL drivers license, USPS change of address, updated FL car registration, FL voter registration.
If you got none of those, you are still a NYC resident
Thanks Accenture 1 that’s kind of what I figured.