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EAD holders having different work locations

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Hi,

 

please clarify whether I can still give my old address to my employer even after I move out to new state in EAD out of 485 concurrent filing. 
this is because my old address is in a state where there is no income tax and I can save lot of money on the tax. 
my employer does not require to come in person , I can work remote throughout my project. 
 

please advise

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2 minutes ago, SK kumar said:

Hi,

 

please clarify whether I can still give my old address to my employer even after I move out to new state in EAD out of 485 concurrent filing. 
this is because my old address is in a state where there is no income tax and I can save lot of money on the tax. 
my employer does not require to come in person , I can work remote throughout my project. 
 

please advise

Umm. Are you asking us if you should lie ? Or am i not understanding your question correctly.   Your residential address is where you live .. not where you think you would like to live in order to avoid state taxes. Condoning breaking the law ua against VJ terms of service  

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50 minutes ago, Lil bear said:

Umm. Are you asking us if you should lie ? Or am i not understanding your question correctly.   Your residential address is where you live .. not where you think you would like to live in order to avoid state taxes. Condoning breaking the law ua against VJ terms of service  

No, I’m not trying to break the law here , seeing whether changing my address is a mandatory in case of EAD holders , as this case is different in h1b where you need the amendment to be filed 

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Thread is locked because of the expressed idea of evading taxes.

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