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You pay taxes based on where you are physically doing the work, in your case Florida. Make sure you set this up with HR because they won’t know to do this for you.
And actually you don’t have state income tax lucky you lol. But make sure NY is not taxing your money.
Should be based off where you live
You pay taxes based on where you work. Your company may be based in NY but your role is based in Florida assuming you don’t travel for work
Ehh id read the policy. Pretty sure NY is one of the few states you pay based on office location :/
My bad! The offer for the role is tied to their NY office, but in reality I’d be working remotely from Florida.
Tell Hr you live in Florida. Even if your default location by your company is New York, you need to clarify to HR/ Payroll that you work from Florida and to adjust your location. Had this happen to me. Also if you happen to be late and NY has been withdrawing taxes, make sure you clarify on your w-2 the date that you were working from Florida (can be the start date of the job if true) for a fat little return on taxes when filing for NY. Got like 5gs back because I was super late
I think you need to pay the taxes based on your location. It depends on your W4
NY, NJ, and some random state in the North West part of America have tax laws specific if your company’s office is located there. I’d check with your company’s accounting team and/ your accountant.
Pretty sure you’ll pay NY at least somewhat.
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It depends. I used to be living in TX but my office was marked as CA so I still had to pay CA taxes
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NY State has some weird tax laws. Definitely check with an accountant. I moved halfway through the year out of NY state, but my entire year's salary was taxed by NY. Quite the surprise as most states don't do this.
Your company will need to move your work location to a Florida based address. New York will tax you even if you live in FL but work for a NY company if you don’t change your work location.