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How difficult is it for an employer in MN to file a reciprocal form for an IN employee? I am in this position (Indiana resident) and my employer to-be if refusing to file whatever reciprocity form that is needed.
What is a "reciprocal form" -- I have not heard of it.
I did find the following: http://www.gaebler.com/State-Income-Tax-Reciprocal-Agreements.htm You will note that MN and IN do not have a reciprocal agreements for income taxes.
You may simply have to file income tax returns in both states.
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Accounting, Payroll & Pension Issues
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Arthur Naman
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General accounting and bookkeeping questions. How to do monthly bookkeeping, how to prepare financial reports. How to reconcile accounts.
I cannot answer questions pertaining to pension or retirement planning.
This is not a forum to have homework answered. Please do your own homework.
Experience
30 years' experience doing tax and accounting work
Education/Credentials
MPA from Univ. of Texas at Austin, MBA Golden Gate Univ, San Francisco CA
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