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By federal law, your earnings as an employee of an interstate motor carrier (or as a self-employed long haul driver) are only subject to state income taxes in your home state. So you can answer the question no when asked about working in another state.
By federal law, your earnings as an employee of an interstate motor carrier (or as a self-employed long haul driver) are only subject to state income taxes in your home state. So you can answer the question no when asked about working in another state.
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