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Live and remotely working in MA, company in CT. Tax withheld for CT only
Hi, I have a potentially basic tax question.
I work for a company in CT. I moved to MA and stayed for the entire year of 2022 since then, and work completely remotely within MA (from my apartment, at my home), i.e., MA is where I am, physically.
My employer withheld CT state taxes, but no state taxes withheld for MA. Suppose tax withheld is $3000 for CT and $0 for MA. Considering the above situation and assuming negligible details (that is my sole source of income), is it correct to expect CT to refund ~$3000 (almost the entire amount) and I should pay tax to MA (around the same ballpark number of ~$3000)?
I have read about "convenience of the employer", "tax reciprocity", "tax credits" etc. but some of these information seems to be specific for the pandemic, not the tax year 2022. And I would like some advice specific for my situation, nonresident CT and resident MA.
Thank you.