Thank you MaryK4!
It's been confusing because when the tax form says "income from Connecticut sources", it was making us wonder "well, her paycheck was technically from the company that is based in CT, so does "source" mean "company HQ location"... which was CT, regardless of the fact that she worked 100% from NY... so can you really put $0? After reading a bunch of online info, getting guidance from the company and now your response, it makes us think that had she physically worked in CT for any amount of time, she'd have some level of income from CT sources - but given that she worked 100% of the time remotely from our residence in NY, that her income for CT sources is $0. So "source" has more to do with which state the employee worked in than where the company HQ is located that generated the paycheck? - am I thinking of that correctly?
A related additional question if you (or anyone) has any guidance on is... my wife's company also withheld dollars to pay into the CT paid family leave fund. Should this have happened, or should it have been NY's PFL? And specific to tax filing, do we need to do anything specific for this dynamic when filing Federal? CT? and/or NY?
Thanks so much!
