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And Crazy Eddy used to say he was InSane! |
All you do is to send email back and forth between you and several others.
Would this too be considered working in other states?
I'm not all that bright.. so I guess I don't get it...
Sumptin's rotten in the kitchen, I just can't find it... |
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| Or.. what happens if you work on the premisis of a company in your home state and have to tele-commute to another system in another state some of the time...
Are you still considered a tele-commuter?? THIS SUCKS!!! |
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tcopePremium
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said by I HATE TAXES :
Let's say for arguments' sake, you don't actually log into a system in another state (ie. new york for example).
All you do is to send email back and forth between you and several others.
Would this too be considered working in other states?
I'm not all that bright.. so I guess I don't get it...
Sumptin's rotten in the kitchen, I just can't find it...
It would not matter how many states you interacted with... only two states would be involved (the state where you are paid from and the state where you live). It's not a question of "work product" and where it goes. It's a question of where the company issues the income check and where the person lives. |
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