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When employees live in a different state than the one where they work or if someone performs services in more than one state, the withholding rules can become quite complicated. There are reciprocal withholding agreements between states which must be considered and in the absence of those agreements, the "Nexus" or business connection between the company and the state where the employee resides must also be factored into the equation.
When employees live in a different state than the one where they work or if someone performs services in more than one state, the withholding rules can become quite complicated. There are reciprocal withholding agreements between states which must be considered and in the absence of those agreements, the "Nexus" or business connection between the company and the state where the employee resides must also be factored into the equation.
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1. Withhold only in the resident state
2. Withhold only in the nonresident state
3. No withholding in either the resident or nonresident state
4. Withhold the full amounts in both the resident and nonresident state
5. Withhold the full amount in the nonresident state. If the calculated tax in the resident state on the same wages is greater than the calculated tax in the nonresident state, withhold the difference in the resident state.
#Withhold only in the resident state
#Withhold only in the nonresident state
#No withholding in either the resident or nonresident state
#Withhold the full amounts in both the resident and nonresident state
#Withhold the full amount in the nonresident state. If the calculated tax in the resident state on the same wages is greater than the calculated tax in the nonresident state, withhold the difference in the resident state.
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Does the state have a reciprocal agreement in place with other states?
Does the state have a tax?
Does the state withhold on nonresidents?
Does the state withhold on residents working outside the state?
Does the state withhold if the nonresident state does not require withholding?
Does the state allow credit for nonresident state withholding?
*Does the state have a reciprocal agreement in place with other states?
*Does the state have a tax?
*Does the state withhold on nonresidents?
*Does the state withhold on residents working outside the state?
*Does the state withhold if the nonresident state does not require withholding?
*Does the state allow credit for nonresident state withholding?
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