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The two things aren't different if Musk actually doesn't set foot in California, just like the employees of your company. I'd imagine the commenter that said h
by GavinMcG 6y ago
The two things aren't different if Musk actually doesn't set foot in California, just like the employees of your company.
I'd imagine the commenter that said he'd still have to pay income tax in California assumed that Musk would still need to be in California, to manage his companies there, and would have to pay California tax on a corresponding proportion of his income.
- LinuxBender 6y agoEven set foot might be ok. Our employees sometimes visit CA for a day or two. That said, we have had employees that were in NY for a month and NY did require them to file. This actually prompted an interesting internal conversation on slack and I learned a lot today.
- GavinMcG 6y agoAwesome to hear!