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This happens all of the time. For example, it is very common to live in NJ and work NYC. In that case, you pay NYC tax, NY and NJ tax and receive credit for y
by lemonghost 8y ago
This happens all of the time. For example, it is very common to live in NJ and work NYC. In that case, you pay NYC tax, NY and NJ tax and receive credit for your NJ tax based on the NY state tax you pay.
- o_nate 8y agoThe NYC commuter tax was repealed in 1999. You still have to pay NY state tax obviously.
- lemonghost 8y agoYou're right. Maybe I was confusing it with the Metropolitan Commuter tax.