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You don't have to pay taxes in CA if you don't live there, even if a client is in CA. Unless you're talking about doing on-site jobs.
by kenneth 5y ago
You don't have to pay taxes in CA if you don't live there, even if a client is in CA.
Unless you're talking about doing on-site jobs.
- commandlinefan 5y agoNot quite sure what might have changed since, but 20 years ago I was doing on-site work in New York, but my primary residence was still in Texas (I flew in every Sunday night, stayed in a hotel, and back every Friday) and still didn't owe any New York state taxes because I didn't actually reside there.
- justanother3 5y agoNot true if you get paid on a 1099 since 2019.