How Do I Claim My Ny Income Tax If I Travel For Business (over 70% Out Of Ny)?

Posted on January 29, 2010 - by admin

I currently work for a firm based out of NY but reside in NJ. I also travel a lot (70%) for business related work so at the end of the year I end up filing my income tax for several states.
My question is in regards to filing IT-203 NonResident for NY state tax form. My W-2 indicates that my wage in NY is the same amount as my federal wage (NY State Regulation). If I were to claim my federal wage as my NY wage on line 1 of the form, it would be in accurate since I did not work in NY the entire year. What is the best way for me to file my income tax for NY? Is there a seperate form (schedule) I need to fill out?

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jen said:

I,m not sure how you would fix that. If your employer put that you earned that amount of money in NY you would think they would have to change the w-2 form. You can go to http://www.tax.state.ny.us/ They have a Q and A. You might find what you need to know there

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Posted on January 29, 2010 - by admin