My wife is a lawyer who works for a firm that is mostly remote most of the time. This worked out well during COVID, because they could easily switch to 100% rem

My wife is a lawyer who works for a firm that is mostly remote most of the time. This worked out well during COVID, because they could easily switch to 100% remote, all the time. She rarely travels for business, but because the firm has people in many of the states in the US, she ends up filing taxes in something like 37 states, every year. Because the firm has a locus in that state, and she is a partner in the firm, that means she has to file taxes there, even though she has not visited that state this year, and has not done any work for any client in that state this year. Yes, it’s a pain in the ass. But that’s why we have professional tax accountants to deal with the complexity. There is nothing I have found in business that matches the complexity of HR and tax accounting.