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(Question) Working in a different state, but keeping residence in home state...

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by cwebbster, Aug 24, 2016.

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Question for whomever may have done this before. I just received an amazing offer to take a job out of state, but am planning on keeping my house in Houston. With me keeping my residence in Texas, will I be exempt from the state's income tax for which I will be working (Ohio)? This will be my first project in my 12 year career that I have not worked on that was on the Gulf Coast in Tx.

#1 cwebbster, Aug 24, 2016

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You will not be exempt from paying Ohio state taxes. They have a "first day" rule.

Your employer should automatically withhold money for your Ohio taxes though.

#2 REEKO_HTOWN, Aug 24, 2016
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With me keeping my residence in Texas, will I be exempt from the state's income tax for which I will be working (Ohio)?
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You will pay income tax in Ohio.

#3 Buck Turgidson, Aug 24, 2016
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When I moved to New Orleans for 6 months, I still had to pay LA taxes so I doubt you will be exempt.

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You pay where you earn the money. Pro athletes have to pay state income tax in the states when they play away games.

#5 Supermac34, Aug 24, 2016

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