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acitrola
Level 2
03-15-2024
12:54 PM
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I would like to confirm the handling of this scenario.
A client who is a resident of NJ, but works in PA gave me his W-2.
The wages in box 1 is $30,000.
NJ state wages is $30,000.
PA state wages is $30,000.
Is he taxed on all $30,000 of wages on his PA non-resident tax return, and the same $30,000 wages as a NJ resident? I understand there is a tax credit for wages taxed in another state on his NJ tax return. Anything else I should be considering?
Thank you!
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IRonMaN
Level 15
03-15-2024
01:23 PM
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Confirmed!
Slava Ukraini!
