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lm127
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03-17-2022
06:40 PM
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independent financial planner lives and works in massachusetts but has some clients in other states. Brokerage gave him 1099 nec for each state he has a client in. Does he have to file state tax forms in each state
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sjrcpa
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03-17-2022
07:34 PM
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Maybe. You need to research each states rules about what constitutes in state revenue and filing thresholds.
How much are we talking per state? If it's <$1,000 or so for each nonresident state, I'm not going to bother.
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lm127
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03-18-2022
08:23 AM
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Thank you, I just got full 1099 NEC all was reported to Mass only one form actually said
"Oregon non resident amount reported 1200.00,
so I believe I have to file in Oregon, but will check out the others (three have no state tax yeah!)
