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Ivan,
I currently live in Florida. I work as a consultant for a company in New Jersey in which I will be receiving a 1099. My question is where to I claim my state taxes, in Florida or New Jersey. Also what forms will I need to fill out.
Thank you,
Jayson
Jayson you will need to file the NJ non resident tax for the income earned in NJ if the amount is significant you may be subject to NJ estimated tax
However if you render the services out of FL you may not be subject to any state tax. it depends on circunstances.
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Ivan Roth
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Federal and State Income taxes I do tax returns for partnerships and C corporations I am well versed with State Franchise taxes for CA, CT, FL,NY,TN,TX.
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Eight years as tax manger for a real estate company
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Florida CPA
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