That's correct. I work for a NY company remotely from IL. I have been in IL since the start of employment. However, they have a NY address for me on file which I provided before I started my employment (they wanted something to put in the forms and send the necessary equipment before the start date. I was in NY at the time).
I have also heard of this convenience rule and it does apply to me. Meaning, the employer has not required me to work remotely and I am doing it for my own "convenience." I have heard that the NY state might tax the income. My question is what portion of the income is taxed by NY, and what portion by IL?
Let me know if you need more information.
