Hi,
I have a question regarding allocation of state taxes, for quarterly estimates.
I’m a resident of California with freelance clients in NY, with my work Being produced in California(desktop/digital work). Aside from owing California state tax, do I also owe NY state taxes as a non resident since it’s ”NY source income”? I don’t see why since it’s produced in California and since it seems to make having multiple multi-state clients administratively clunky.
Would appreciate any insight on this.
Thanks
KJ
New York Tax Law 631(B)(1)(B) states that New York-source income includes income attributable to "a business, trade, profession or occupation carried on in this state."
Since you don't work for a New York employer, and your work was not carried on in New York, the income from that work is not New York-sourced, and therefore it is not subject to NY taxation.
New York Tax Law 631(B)(1)(B) states that New York-source income includes income attributable to "a business, trade, profession or occupation carried on in this state."
Since you don't work for a New York employer, and your work was not carried on in New York, the income from that work is not New York-sourced, and therefore it is not subject to NY taxation.