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State tax filing
Yes, you will select that he earned income in another state and that they did not withhold PA taxes.
Since your husband works in NJ, it is treated like he works in PA. He should not pay any taxes to NJ, only to PA.
You will still need to file a NJ return with $0 in income and the full amount withheld to get a refund of the taxes held in error to NJ.
You should also have your husband contact his employer to make sure they are only withholding for PA from here on out to avoid underpayment penalties for PA.
(Edited 4/4/24 @1:18PM PST) @ematias7
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‎April 4, 2024
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