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In a rare victory for a telecommuter in a "convenience of the employer" rule case, an administrative law judge has held against the state Division of Taxation, saying New York has no business taxing all of the income of a man who worked from his Connecticut home. The administrative decision comes only weeks after the Court of Appeals upheld a tax scheme that permits New York to tax 100 percent of the income of out-of-state residents who work for New York-based companies but perform their work out of state.
May 18, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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