Multi-State Tax Filing for Remote Workers: What to Know
Multi-state tax filing for remote workers means reporting income in more than one state.
You may live in one state but earn wages from a company located elsewhere.
The separation creates tax questions, since both states may want a share of your income tax.
Multi-state filing is becoming more common as remote work continues to grow nationwide.
According to Neat.no, about 32.6 million people in the U.S (22% of the workforce) work remotely in 2025.
Many struggle with tax filing due to differing state rules.
Conflicts often lead to confusion, extra forms, or even double taxation.
Here’s more on multi-state tax filing and how to handle it as a remote worker. Read more