I am employed in VA. My company sent me to NY to work. They paid for my hotel room while working there. Does that mean i "maintained living quarters" in New York state?

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No. You didn't maintain anything in NY. A hotel is not considered living quarters, and even if it was, the company paid for it. You are a NY nonresident for tax purposes.

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Hired for a short term contract job, and was paid a fixed rate of $2800. It was my only income this year. What is the process of filing my taxes with this in mind?

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I am employed in VA. My company sent me to NY to work. They paid for my hotel room while working there. Does that mean i "maintained living quarters" in New York state?

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