Gov. Cuomo's thank you and good bye kiss to first responders who came to help.

hislegacy said:

You need to discuss that with my CPA. For five years I filed in both NY and OK separate tax forms according to tax laws.

Out of state income is NOT filed on your state tax forms.

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It depends on where you live and where you work.

If you earn income in one state while living in another, you will need to file a tax return in your resident state reporting all income you earn, no matter the location. However, you might also be required to file a state tax return in your state of employment.

hislegacy said:

You need to discuss that with my CPA. For five years I filed in both NY and OK separate tax forms according to tax laws.

Out of state income is NOT filed on your state tax forms.

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I worked in IL and PA. i had to files taxes for both states and at least one of them wanted taxes from my income in the other state. After all that, IL claimed I didn't pay my taxes. So I sent all my paperwork to prove it and I simply got another letter saying they wanted me to pay my taxes still. Glad I don't have to deal with that any longer...

I recall a somewhat analogous situation. When Katrina hit New Orleans a Canadian naval vessel was immediately loaded lumber for rescue and repair supplies. It was never allowed to unload because duty was not paid.

I don't really have an issue of NY wanting taxes for income earned in their state. I understand the "humanity" question of they came to help you and now you want money from them. I get it and I would support not making them pay under those circumstances. But I also get that the laws of NY require you to pay if you earn money there. So , I guess they need to pay.