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Nj state sui/di
I live and work in NJ. On my paycheck, my new employer has been showing my nj state sui & di as part of my taxable gross income, as well as showing it as a state tax deduction. When I questioned this, my employer said that because they pay it, they need to show it as a benefit so that I can be taxed on the dollar amount. They claim that they are following nj state tax law.
I have never seen this shown as part of gross income on a paycheck before. Is this something new? Does this mean that I will no longer be able to itemize my nj sui/di on my tax returns anymore? :confused: |
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It is NOT something new; I have seen it on NJ W-2s for about five years.
Yes, it is perfectly legal. No, youi can still itemize it. |
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