Remote Workers Beware: State Tax Traps

Remote workers and commuters beware: surprise tax bills from multiple states can add up to thousands of dollars. Twenty-two states tax nonresidents from their first day on the job, with New York, California, and Pennsylvania leading the pack. Five states, including New York, can tax your full paycheck even if you never set foot in their state. Reciprocity agreements offer some relief, but millions fall outside these, facing double filings and higher effective taxes. Spending 183 days or more in a state can make you a resident there, taxing all your income worldwide. Check for reciprocity, update your W-four with HR, track your days carefully, and consider talking to a multi-state tax pro to avoid these financial traps.

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