My company is located in Atlanta, GA, they just let me moved to New York City to live with my girlfriend..?
I work out of our apartment in Manhattan "Telecommuting". Do I need to pay NYC city and state taxes or can I continue to pay Goegia taxes because I am in a home office in New York and my company is based in Atlanta?
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November 7th, 2009 at 04:06
Since you now live and work in NYC, you have to pay NY and NYC income taxes. You are no longer subject to GA taxes. For the year that you move you will file part year returns for GA and NY listing only the income earned in the respective states. You will also file a part year return for NYC for the period of time you were a resident of NYC.
Where your employer is based is of no consequences.
November 7th, 2009 at 04:06
The place your wages come from is where you will pay your taxes. If they have transferred you then yes you will pay both this year.
November 7th, 2009 at 04:06
You’ll pay state taxes based on residency, not based on where your corporate office is at. That means you’ll pay GA state up to the time you moved, and NY state from that time forward.