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    Mar 5, 2008, 07:57 AM
    Work in NYC, moved to NJ mid-year
    I worked in NYC all last year of 2007. But I moved from NYC to NJ end of February 2007.
    The wrinkle is that I got paid a bonus in Jan and paid NYC city taxes on the bonus.
    Since I moved to NJ in February, can I prorate the bonus over the year and get a refund on the city taxes I paid?
    Thanks!
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    Mar 5, 2008, 10:39 AM
    Nope - sorry. You received the money in January, so NYC gets its share of it.

    You may be thinking that since your W-2 reports your total pay for the year, and if you pro-rated your total 2007 salary it would seem unlikely that NYC would be any the wiser. I would be concerned that they may in fact be smart enough to see from your records that you had a spike in your withholding in January, which could cause them to investigate further. Personally I would pay what's owed NYC and not take the risk of being charged for tax fraud.

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