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Home > Money & Services > Taxes   »   Live in NH, work for MA company, if relocated to work from home, what about taxes?

 
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Old Jun 7, 2007, 12:26 AM
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Live in NH, work for MA company, if relocated to work from home, what about taxes?


Here is the situation:

I currently live in NH and work for a MA company. So far I have been filing as non-resident MA tax. I have a possibility to relocate to my home in NH instead of the office in MA. Here are my questions:

1. Will MA taxes still be deducted from my pay?
2. Should I continue to file the non-resident MA tax returns every year?
3. Since NH has no income state tax, how do I get my MA taxes (if deducted) paid back to me?

Any help is appreciated
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JennieG



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Old Jun 7, 2007, 08:06 AM   #2  
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Jennie:

1) Money will still be withheld for MA unless you tell the employer NOT to withhold the money.

2) If you work almost exclusively in NH, with only occasional visits to MA, then you should have NO MA tax liability.

3) File a MA tax return and claim ZERO MA income.
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