Thank you so much for replying.
You mentioned people lost court cases even though facts demonstrated that a person is no longer NY resident nor NY worker - does it mean that if I lose in court I will owe taxes to NYS not only for 2022 (when I moved) but indefinitely to the future for as long as I work for this employer?
And the second question regarding the "Convenience of the employer test" - I do not believe this rule would apply to me because the memorandum states that it "addresses situations where a nonresident or part-year resident employee whose assigned or primary work location is in New York State performs services for an employer at that location and at a home office located outside of New York State." - my primary work location used to be in New York state only up until March 31st, 2022 but not after April 1st, so this rule should not be applicable to me from April 1st onwards, correct?
