@fastlapp Actually, Connecticut is somewhat unique in its stand. Most other states allow a credit when income earned by a resident is taxed in another state.
Connecticut, however, would lose a lot of money to NY because of the aggressive telecommuting law, since NY tax is also generally higher than CT, CT would end up seeing very little of that tax revenue. Last year Connecticut passed a reciprocal telecommuting law to tax telecommuters who live in states such as New York. The reasoning is that CT will tax the telecommuter working for a CT company to the extent that the state they live in does the same to the CT resident telecommuting for a company in that state.
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