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NV residents who are 1099 employees of a CA corporation pay CA income taxes for the days which are spent on-site in CA. If that number is 0, all the better - no
by bitbckt 6y ago
NV residents who are 1099 employees of a CA corporation pay CA income taxes for the days which are spent on-site in CA. If that number is 0, all the better - no dealings with the FTB need to happen at all.
Having roots in NV myself, and knowing a number of friends who currently work at FAANG companies who’ve moved back, I’ve heard the typical salary cut corresponds roughly to the CA income tax they’d otherwise pay (~12%).
It isn’t similar to NH/MA, because it isn’t feasible to commute from NV geographically.
- thallium205 6y agoI don't think that's true. Even if the independent contractor never sets foot in California, if he is performing services for a California customer, he has an economic nexus with the state and is likely doing business in California for income tax purposes.
- bitbckt 6y agoYou're right. I meant W-2 workers, not 1099. Thanks for the correction.