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South Carolina resident who worked remotely, freelancing in New York. Taxed by New York in my paycheck. Where do I file?
I'm a South Carolina resident who worked remotely, in South Carolina, for a company in New York (freelance). I'm expecting a W-2 and New York state taxes were deducted from my paychecks.
Do I need to file a tax return in New York or South Carolina?
I know NY has a convenience rule, does that mean that because income was derived from a business in NY, tax needs to be paid to the State of New York and my return filed with New York?
Or do I have to file with South Carolina? And in that case, would they be expecting a cut of taxes? Would I need to file some kind of form to get tax money I paid to the State of New York back and pay it to South Carolina?
‎January 26, 2022
3:36 PM