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I work in NY State Government and live in NJ. They do not have a 401K program, but do have 457(b) where I contribute. NJ is charging me tax on my contribution. Any way to avoid this tax from NJ? I am close to retirement age.
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Thanks for your post - I would like to ask a follow-up question.
I am exactly in the situation, I live in NJ and work for NY state.
What would happen if after I retire, end up moving to a different state where both 457(b) contributions and gains (hopefully) are taxed? Will that state somehow know that my contribution was taxed already by NJ and give me credit for that?
Thanks,
You've posted on an old thread @NDfromNY . Please post a new question so that we can assist you.
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