That seems to be the case for a reciprocal state but NY and MD don't have a reciprocity agreement, so other posters made it seem that I would receive a credit t...
@TomD8Thanks but it seems like everyone is saying something different."Yes, if you owe taxes in a nonresident state, your resident state will give you a credit ...
So essentially I pay taxes to the state of NY at the income tax rate of NY? Above, someone else stated I would file a return with NY, receive a refund, and pay ...
Above it's stated that if you didn't physically work in NY, you would receive a refund from the state of NY. Now, it doesn't seem that way and it would just be ...
Would it make sense that taxes are paid to the state of NY and then MD gives a credit for what was paid to NY? Also, does that mean that it's at a disadvantage ...
