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There is double-dipping in the sense that you shouldn’t be subject to two states’ tax regimes at the same time. The amount collected doesn’t matter.
by danielfoster 6y ago
There is double-dipping in the sense that you shouldn’t be subject to two states’ tax regimes at the same time. The amount collected doesn’t matter.
- awb 6y agoI don't think you are subject to a tax regime if they don't tax you. However, taxation without representation would be a bigger issue. How can MA tax someone who is a NH resident and isn't allowed to vote in MA?
- staticman2 6y agoThe same way legal immigrants are taxed who can't vote.