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Often overshadowed by their tax time counterpart – the federal income tax – state income tax rates generally receive less attention. However, they can definitely impact your overall bill, depending on where you live, where you work, and the total amount you earn. State Taxation of Residents States typically use one of three methods to […]
— Read moreIt’s more common than it may seem for a person to cross state borders in order to go to work. For those that do, tax time may be a little more intensive, as they are required to fill out a tax return for the state in which they live and the state in which they […]
— Read moreMany major cities, or even those close to the border of a neighboring state, have a significant portion of taxpayers who travel from another state to work there. For example, many New Jersey residents work in New York City, or Marylanders may drive to Virginia. It may not seem like a hassle to cross the […]
— Read moreNorth Dakota classifies any individual who does not meet the qualifications of residency status under the North Dakota income tax law as a nonresident. This law states that residents are those who are either domiciled in the state or have maintained a permanent place of abode in North Dakota and is physically present in the […]
— Read moreIndividuals who reside in Montana for a portion of the tax year are considered part-time residents of the state. Taxpayers are considered residents the moment they establish a home within the state, and consequently lose resident status if they relinquish their home in the state and create a domicile in a different state. While you […]
— Read moreThe state of Montana bases its rate of taxation on seven different income brackets. The tax rate varies from 1% to 6.9%. Each income bracket is assessed at a separate rate as follows: 1% of the first $2,800 of taxable income 2% between $2,801 and $4,900 of taxable income 3% between $4,901 and $7,400 of […]
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