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Currently, I'm hiring for a remote US-based position, but may not consider candidates in CA. My HR department says that having a single remote employee in CA le
by biomcgary 6y ago
Currently, I'm hiring for a remote US-based position, but may not consider candidates in CA. My HR department says that having a single remote employee in CA leads to tax claims on a company's overall revenue (and a lot of paperwork). Hopefully, most states will soon realize that having remote workers working for out-of-state employers is actually a very good deal for them (income from out of state, reduced road maintenance, etc.)
- gamblor956 6y agoYour HR department is wrong. California lets companies choose how their income should be allocated to the state. Employees in state is just one of the options. You should speak to a tax lawyer or accounting firm.
- dantheman 6y agoOr just avoid California because it's not work the hassle.