[Hidden-tech] Working remotely for out of state company

[ed at edbride-pr.com]

In the 25+ years of working from home, I have always had a mix of in-state
and out-of-state (and in some cases, international) clients. I used a tax
accountant for a few years, when my returns were more complicated. I have
always paid Massachusetts state income tax (and Federal, of course), but
never to another country or another state. Basically, I pay taxes in the
state where the income was earned.

Not sure if there are different rules for consultants vs. employees, however
(but I doubt it).

Ed Bride



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Hi everyone, 

I recently started working remotely for an institution in another state.  I
know there are MA state tax implications, but unsure of what they are and
the stuff I read online is unclear. I plan on talking to a tax
accountant/lawyer, but also figured I'd ask this list since it's likely that
some of you are in the same boat. 

If you have experience with this and have some advice, can you please email
me, off list?   I've read a few contradictory things online, so I'm mostly
interested in personal experiences rather then web pages. 

Thanks,
Bethany
bethany at seeger.ws
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