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As long as he works for NY office he will pay NY taxes. He would need to ask Google to switch his office's location.
by free652 6y ago
As long as he works for NY office he will pay NY taxes. He would need to ask Google to switch his office's location.
- ghaff 6y agoI assume Google would have to switch his official status which it may not want to do for various reasons. If I lived in NH (which I don't) and wanted to switch my location from an MA office to remote, the company would have to do paperwork to do so.
- anonAndOn 6y agoAlso, they might change their current health benefits as those are often priced & administered according specific geographic regions. Maybe not a big deal between MA/NH but certainly if you switched to remote only from a little farther afield.
- rlanday 6y agoThe health benefits already have to be set up to account for where the employees actually live rather than where we work on paper. E.g. if an employee lives in New Jersey and commutes into New York, either the health insurance has to cover providers in New Jersey or the employee has to see doctors in New York. It doesn’t solve anything to change an entry in a database and pretend the employee is actually somewhere else.