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by Janet Reynolds on January 27th, 2006

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My husband drives a truck for a company out of NJ and we live in IN. Both NJ and IN are taking out states taxes. Do we really have to pay both?

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  • by ggonnigan on February 2nd, 2006

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    Almost all states that impose a personal income tax require that the tax be paid on all income earned in the state, including income earned by non-residents. Non-residents generally have to file a non-resident income tax return with the state, and if the state where they live also imposes a personal income tax, then the individual will also have to file an annual tax return for all income earned, regardless of where it was earned. Residents can usually take a credit on the return for their state of residence for taxes paid to other states.

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