TP works remotely for 3 days a week in WA and 2 days a week in OR for the same company. How much of his paycheck does he have to pay OR income taxes?

[chapguy19]

His employer is headquartered in OR.

[dkh · Accepted solution]

According to this article No Oregon tax is required unless taxpayer physically works in Oregon.

https://oregon.public.law/rules/oar_150-316-0165

[chapguy19]

Thanks for clarify this for me.

Christopher

[dkh]

You're welcome

[BobKamman]

Excuse me for asking if no one thought it was important, but in what state is taxpayer a resident?

[dkh]

well.... I just ASSuMEd it was WA   😁    since OPs concern was the OR income and not the WA income

[BobKamman]

@dkh He might not have been concerned about the WA income because WA has no state income tax.  

If a plane crashes on the California/Nevada state line, where do they bury the survivors?  

[dkh]

Point taken

hey @chapguy19     what state is the taxpayer a resident ?

and Bob - you don't bury survivors

[IRonMaN]

"If a plane crashes on the California/Nevada state line, where do they bury the survivors?"

Based on what I've seen here over the years, I'm guessing California does bury the survivors ---------- just so they can tax them for something.

[rbynaker]

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@IRonMaN wrote:

"If a plane crashes on the California/Nevada state line, where do they bury the survivors?"

Based on what I've seen here over the years, I'm guessing California does bury the survivors ---------- just so they can tax them for something.

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But first they have to go through Agricultural inspection to make sure they don't have any foreign Oranges or Avocados.

[BobKamman]

@rbynaker   Now there's someone who has obviously driven to California.  Those "bug stations" have been around at least since the 1950s - through one Reagan and two Browns as governor.  They take protection of their crops seriously.  Protection of teens from smuggled fentanyl?  Not so much.  

[Terry53029]

If client physically works in OR, he will  pay tax on amount he earns for the two days  a week that he works there.  If his home state is OR, then he will pay tax on all his income .See this link:   https://www.oregon.gov/dor/Pages/index.aspx