Being told i have to pay CO tax living in NV

If the company has a yard/terminal in San Bernardino and then driver stays local, he and the company are subject to California labor law. I would assume it is the same for NV, but I don't know their rules. It doesn't matter where the company is calling home.

 

I do. Live in Mississippi, work in Alabama. Pay taxes in both states. Do my taxes at HR Block. Have done so for six years now.

 

That's crazy. I've always tried to work for carriers outside of my home state. I've only paid taxes in my home state.

 

Same here.

 

Check with a tax person but it seems similar to my husband plumbing. We live in city A and he pays taxes for city A. Work is located in city B and he pays taxes for city B. Then each and every city he works in he then also pays taxes for those cities. It may work the same way just extending to different states.

 

There are a couple of specific items not being touched on here.
First is the concept of domicile. You can have several residences but only one domicile. Different states attempt to tell you that your domicile is their state, particularly the high tax ones. Follow the regs in whatever state you declare as your domicile.
Second, there are many types of taxes among the various states, the discussion here is vague.
And reciprocity is all over the place. The last source of info I would trust would be your employer.
A good tax pro, not H&R Block or something similar in the state you declare as your domicile is essential here.

 

OH this is a bunch of BS - states need to get it together.

OP - go here and read what they have to say, if you need to contact them to have them figure it all out.

Live Here, Work There. Where do I pay state income taxes?

 

Same here. Someone is mistaken.

 

Thanks