> and if you move to a state with no income tax, you might not even lose almost any net income.
If you relocate from NY to a no tax state, but are still basically working for the NY office, you might be taxed as a telecommuter in NY and still need to pay NY income tax.
I'm not sure how this works for a multi-state company like Stripe, but I've had to do this when I transitioned to working remotely for a NY based startup.
If you relocate from NY to a no tax state, but are still basically working for the NY office, you might be taxed as a telecommuter in NY and still need to pay NY income tax.
I'm not sure how this works for a multi-state company like Stripe, but I've had to do this when I transitioned to working remotely for a NY based startup.