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    Feb 14, 2009, 06:40 PM
    NY co sent me to London for 2 months-NY taxable income?
    Hi -

    My company sent me to London for 2 months in 2008. I was a NYC resident for part of the year and a CT resident for the other part. Where do I report the earnings for the time I was in London? Incidentally, I was a CT resident for the months I was working in London. Don't know if that's important, but I have no CT source income. I think it's all NY unless I don't have to report the earnings for the period is was in Lonodn. Any clarification of this wage allocation stuff would be very helpful. Thanks!
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    Feb 15, 2009, 06:58 AM

    Where did you live in 2007?
    Dates when you were in NYC and in CT during 2008?
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    Feb 16, 2009, 03:41 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by MukatA View Post
    Where did you live in 2007?
    Dates when you were in NYC and in CT during 2008?
    I lived in NYC for all of 2007 until June 1 2008. The company I work for is in NYC, but they sent me to London for 2 months while I was a resident of CT, still working for the NYC company.
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    Feb 17, 2009, 01:14 AM

    You need to check the residency requirements for NY and CT.
    NY may consider you resident for full year 2008 based on your stay in 2006, 2007 and 2008. In that case you will report your worldwide income to NY.

    If you are considered part year resident of CT, then you will report only the CT income to CT. But you may have problem with CT as they will like to consider you resident of CT.
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