Washington residents working in idaho

[tt_bugg_2005]

I live in Washington and work in Idaho, shouldn't I ne getting ALL of my Idaho state tax back?

[TomD8 · Accepted solution]

No.  Idaho can tax non-residents on income earned from working in Idaho.  The fact that you live in a no-income-tax state like WA doesn't change that.  You still have to file a non-resident ID return and pay ID income tax.

[stephenbjork]

Then why can't Intuit payroll include that CRITICAL multi-state information on your Intuit-generated W-2? You have all the information but continually get it wrong.

Please include Scott on this thread.

[TomD8]

If you work in Idaho for an Idaho-based employer, it is the employer's obligation to withhold Idaho income tax, and your W-2 should reflect those withholdings.  If you enter in TurboTax the fact that you are a resident of Idaho, or (if you're a non-resident, that you had Other State Income from Idaho), and you enter your W-2 correctly, the program will generate the correct tax return forms.

[juliasnews]

So I was going to ask if we live in washington and work in Idaho can we use the dump for free since we have to pay like we live there anyways.

I myself thinks its silly tooo underpay people in Idaho then tax money that wasnt even made cause there cheap for employment labor.

If you are doing this your not very bright people.....LETS GET ALONG 2021 YEAR IS ALL ABOUT THAT!!!!!LOL

[beth30]

I have never seen them check plates at the dump in the city limits, and it is unmanned after hours so why not. They charge for cardboard recycling in my city, so that is a good idea. I mean it is on the way home. Don't forget to get gas too. It is 30 cent cheaper across the border too.