m********r
发帖数: 2895 | 1 这是我在网上找到的答复，但是不是很懂，请问有谁有经验的么？谢谢先
When a person works in NY while living in NJ, NY taxes are withheld. They
must report the income to both states on their tax returns, but claim a
credit on their NJ return for whichever is less of either NJ taxes on income
also taxed by NY or NY taxes also taxed by NJ. Therefore, income earned in
one state while living in another is effectively taxed at a net rate (after
the credit) of whichever state has higher taxes. (Unearned income, such as
bank interest, is taxed only by the state of residence). | m*******e
发帖数: 223 | 2 简单地说，NJ—〉resident, NY->Non-resident, you get tax withholding for both
states, but you will get tax credit from (mostly) NY. | m********r
发帖数: 2895 | 3 Thanks
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【在 m*******e 的大作中提到】
: 简单地说，NJ—〉resident, NY->Non-resident, you get tax withholding for both
: states, but you will get tax credit from (mostly) NY.
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