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aust_b t1_jdcjqfa wrote

If the company’s HR is worth a shit they will setup your local and state taxes appropriately for where you will be living.

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berraberragood t1_jdcl9ew wrote

A lot of out-of-state employers don’t withhold local tax. You just send in estimated payments at the end of each quarter.

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aust_b t1_jdd1tuo wrote

My wife’s company that is based in Ireland does it just fine, I don’t think there are any excuses not too especially with WFH culture shift.

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Bella_Lunatic t1_jdcii8w wrote

If you live in PA you'll have tax in PA and fill out the forms

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[deleted] OP t1_jdcipj9 wrote

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Aggravating_Foot_528 t1_jdcmtns wrote

you live in PA, your employer should be withholding local municipality and PA state income taxes. That's what this form is for -- to tell the employer exactly where you live.

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buddykat t1_jdd5z1x wrote

Yes, it is separate from the flat state tax. PA also has local taxes that are paid directly to the local municipality. You can look up your rate and tax collection agency here: https://munstats.pa.gov/public/findlocaltax.aspx

As someone who is originally from CA as well, local taxes were very odd to get used to.

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MDPhase3 t1_jdd67ah wrote

Thanks for the info. Im from NY but my company’s HQ is in CA.

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decrementsf t1_jdcy7j4 wrote

Suppose you didn't do anything at all or filled it out incorrectly. When you sit down with your tax preparer at the end of the year they will make the correction. May involve waiting for a refund from wherever you overpaid. Inconvenience of time but ultimately a minor administrative correction.

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