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    Jul 14, 2009, 04:10 PM
    Employee lives in DE and works in NJ - SUI taxes
    I just want to confirm that if an employee lives in Delaware and works in New Jersey, that she should be set up with NJ SUI taxes. There are several, SUI NJ Healthcare, SUI NJ workforce EE, SUI NJ workforce ER, regular NJ SUI and SUI NJ workforce fund. Also what about NJDI (disibility)?
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    Jul 15, 2009, 10:39 AM
    A cal to the NJ state department of revenue should get you your answers.

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