Remote workers may want to check their 2021 tax situation. It could be more complicated than it was last year
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If you’ve worked remotely at any point this year, you may want to evaluate what that could mean for your 2021 tax return.
Although many states offered a pandemic-related reprieve that generally resulted in no tax-filing obligation for people who worked temporarily in their state, the leniency was for 2020 returns. Now, those compliance breaks are going away.
“As emergency orders are lifted, the guidance is changing,” said Eileen Sherr, director for tax policy and advocacy with the American Institute of CPAs. “Some states are lifting them now.”
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