Employer/client State Tax Confusion

[cool_balu]

Employer locations US lo many places lo unay..

 

TX, GA, NJ, CA, WA etc

 

 

client location vachesi colorado lo undi

 

 

ippudu nenu 1st veli employer ki report cheyali..which location is better pls give advise.

TX lo report taxes takuva untay ante I will prefer that over others..

 

salary lo taxes state tax cut avthunda or client location state tax cut avthunda…pls throw some light..this is my first job, pls help

 

calling experts

 

[Bairagi From Bapatla]

client location lo pani chesthe aa location taxes cut avuthai

[bussuboy]

You pay state tax based on what state you work, your LCA will have the state location, so you should pay tax for that location.

In your case if LCA says work location as CO, then you have to pay CO tax.
If client location is in CO, but you are allowed to work from remote location, then your LCA should have that location, ex: TX and as TX has no state tax you don't pay it.

[bussuboy]

If LCA says CO and you actually work in CO location, but paystub says TX....this is a bisket situation when you attend visa stamping or extensions or amendment. ...so state tax shoukd be based on your LCA.

[cool_balu]

You pay state tax based on what state you work, your LCA will have the state location, so you should pay tax for that location.

In your case if LCA says work location as CO, then you have to pay CO tax.
If client location is in CO, but you are allowed to work from remote location, then your LCA should have that location, ex: TX and as TX has no state tax you don't pay it.

 

 

So if I work in client location...it doesn't matter which location my employer is based out of, I need to pay client location state tax...thanks for the reply

[cool_balu]

client location lo pani chesthe aa location taxes cut avuthai

 

thanks