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FT college student, living in MA, working PT in NH for RI-based employer
My son who is a full-time college student, attends school in CT, works part-time in NH for a RI based bank, and lives in MA when not in college. Beside Federal tax forms, does he have to file MA and NH state forms or just MA since only has MA taxes withheld?
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