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State tax filing
IF you are only in ND on a temporary basis to work, and the employer is withholding MN taxes, then you say No to working in another state. The ND-MN reciprocal tax agreement allows you to do so.
BUT
IF you are remaining there for the forseeable future...then you did "move" to ND, and should be paying ND taxes. As a part-year resident for the year you "move" and then as a full year resident for subsequent years....and register your car, get Driver's lisc, Insurance.....register to vote in ND...etc..etc
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As you note...college students with parents in MN remain MN residents...Military people with HOR in MN and their spouses may also be able to claim MN residence even if posted in ND
____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*
‎June 6, 2019
2:55 AM