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  New York is one of only 6 states (NY, NJ, CT, DE, PA, NE) that applies a “convenience rule” to telecommuters. Put simply, the convenience rule says that when a New York-based employee works from his or her home outside of the state, those days still count as New York workdays for income allocation purposes. However, as the name of the rule suggests, New York typically only applies the rule when the employee works from home for his or her own convenience (as opposed to at the necessity of the employer). For out-of-state employees that would normally work at a New York office, but must now work from their home outside New York as a result of the Governor’s order, the convenience rule could dictate the same tax treatment as if they spent those days working at the New York office. Again there has not been any guidance, but this is certainly issue taxpayers and tax professionals have to keep an eye on in the coming months. 

 Imran is very knowledgeable & experienced in NJ tax code /laws. He's a certified CPA who goes the extra mile for his clients!. He prepared my tax returns last year and it was a totally different experience from previous ones!. He spent considerable time explaining the LLC tax structure and how it best fits my situation. He is diligent, professional, and thorough. I highly recommend him for any tax-related matters. 

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