Taxation Without Representation

[mawilson 2,133]

Feel I would talk to your employer, it's not the W-2 that concerns you, but the fact they are withholding taxes for the State of New Jersey when you are not a resident of that state. Unless NJ has some strange laws.

Many places have similar laws.

NYC taxes non-residents working in the city.

[Niels Bohr 72]

I think it's against some Federal Law or Tax Code to even do that. NJ shouldn't even get your share.

[desert_fox 32]

In spite of what ppl say.....you can live in one state, but if you work in another state, you pay taxes to that state. Your job is with a NJ company...you are working out of their dispachers office....you get to pay NJ.

I moved out of CA to NV to get away from their income tax, but if I earn any money in CA, they will still require that I file a return.

[NickD 203]

In spite of what ppl say.....you can live in one state, but if you work in another state, you pay taxes to that state. Your job is with a NJ company...you are working out of their dispachers office....you get to pay NJ.

I moved out of CA to NV to get away from their income tax, but if I earn any money in CA, they will still require that I file a return.

Guess you guys missed Joe's last post.

I finally got clarification. I will not be taxed. I was filling out the form wrong. It has a line that days "Income from New Jersey Sources". I put my wages there when I was not supposed to..