Hello professionals!
I have a potential new client who lived in VA all year and worked for NJ employer. He also has a VA rental. I don't have much experience with NJ, but it looks like NJ will tax on income of nonresident remotely workers whose employer is located in NJ, correct? So NJ will tax on all NJ source income (which is basically his W-2 wages), and then VA will tax on the same wage and rental, and then take out NJ tax paid as a credit, correct?
Thanks in advance for your help!
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That sounds right. https://www.tax.virginia.gov/credit-for-taxes-paid-to-another-state
That sounds right. https://www.tax.virginia.gov/credit-for-taxes-paid-to-another-state
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