Question about student living in Connecticut but school and work in new york?
Hey guys so I plan on going to school in new york and possibly getting a part time job there, what would i do about taxes? do i pay connecticut taxes or new york taxes? thank you a head of time! United States - 4 Answers
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You would file a non-resident return for the state of New Your along with your federal return.
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Some states have a reciprocol agreement where the state you work in holds out taxes for the state you live in. For example, I live in WV but work in OH. My employer holds out WV state tax and I only file in WV. You can go to the Connecticut and New York state tax web sites and find out how they do it.
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Your employer should withhold New York State taxes. The general rule of thumb for withholding is where you work. When you file your tax return, you would file: A federal return (of course) A NY nonresident return (report only your earnings in NY). A CT resident return (report everything, including your earnings in NY, you would be able to take a resident tax credit for taxes paid to NY state on your CT return)
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You will withhold taxes in New York, file as a nonresident, and file (and pay) taxes in Connecticut. Ask your payroll department for how much to withhold. I've linked below to a blog post that clears things up further.
Hey guys so I plan on going to school in new york and possibly getting a part time job there, what would i do about taxes? do i pay connecticut taxes or new york taxes? thank you a head of time! United States - 4 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
You would file a non-resident return for the state of New Your along with your federal return.
2 :
Some states have a reciprocol agreement where the state you work in holds out taxes for the state you live in. For example, I live in WV but work in OH. My employer holds out WV state tax and I only file in WV. You can go to the Connecticut and New York state tax web sites and find out how they do it.
3 :
Your employer should withhold New York State taxes. The general rule of thumb for withholding is where you work. When you file your tax return, you would file: A federal return (of course) A NY nonresident return (report only your earnings in NY). A CT resident return (report everything, including your earnings in NY, you would be able to take a resident tax credit for taxes paid to NY state on your CT return)
4 :
You will withhold taxes in New York, file as a nonresident, and file (and pay) taxes in Connecticut. Ask your payroll department for how much to withhold. I've linked below to a blog post that clears things up further.
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