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In response to "why?? -- nm" by Andie

I have to input my time with what state I am working in/traveling to. So every state I work in means another tax return. -- nm

Posted by MDH (aka MDH) Jan 24 '18, 07:26

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that doesn't apply to everyone who travels for work, does it? -- nm - Andie Jan 24, 07:32
if only you knew an accountant -- nm - decline Jan 24, 07:32 1
- Heh, but I focus on exempt organizations, only personal work I do is my own. -- nm - MDH Jan 24, 07:33
That seems... Insane. -- nm - Reagen Jan 24, 07:28 4
- Partners are required to file in every state - but the firm does that for them. -- nm - MDH Jan 24, 07:34
- It is. Some states have a 30 day minimum. Michigan and New York taxes you if you've ever heard of them. - spamlet, adequate poster Jan 24, 07:32 2
  - Here is just based on residency on Dec 31 - Reagen Jan 24, 07:34 1
    - Federalism FTW! - spamlet, adequate poster Jan 24, 07:37

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