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It depends. NJ and PA are reciprocal states and agree that you are taxed where you live and not where you work. For your situation, you will file a NJ resident return. NJ will tax all of your income, including what you earned in PA. For PA you will file a nonresident reciprocal return, and you will get back all of the taxes you paid in to PA. If you continue to work in PA, you may file a form with your employer so they tax you to NJ instead of PA. Here is an FAQ about reciprocal states: https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/4776822
It depends. NJ and PA are reciprocal states and agree that you are taxed where you live and not where you work. For your situation, you will file a NJ resident return. NJ will tax all of your income, including what you earned in PA. For PA you will file a nonresident reciprocal return, and you will get back all of the taxes you paid in to PA. If you continue to work in PA, you may file a form with your employer so they tax you to NJ instead of PA. Here is an FAQ about reciprocal states: https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/4776822
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