1099 Income

TaxingFoxy13 · ‎February 23, 2020

I received $1400 of Nonemployee income (1099) from a company based in Washington. I did the work in Nevada but I live in Texas. Do I need to consider that as out of state income?

DavidS127 · ‎February 23, 2020

Yes, technically it is out of state income to you as a resident of Texas. But, neither Washington State nor Nevada have a state income tax, so that income has "no place to go" at a state level.

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DavidS127 · ‎February 23, 2020

Yes, technically it is out of state income to you as a resident of Texas. But, neither Washington State nor Nevada have a state income tax, so that income has "no place to go" at a state level.

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