My business is domiciled in one state, yet we've opened up a one-person office in another state. The one-person office is actually a rental from one of those shared-suite providers.
For the person in the new location - should income taxes be withheld from the state where they are located or from the home office state?
What obligations do the company have with respect to the non-headquartered stae, give it's only one person?
NicoleD | Former Moderator |
12/15/2009 - 11:46 am
mmrisin -
Phanio makes some good points. You didn't mention which states you are operating in, so here is a link to all of the State and Local Business Resources available on Business.gov.
Most states require that you file foreign status in any state you do business in other than your home state. I would visit or call that state's secretary of state's office or find a good CPA.
My state requires that you file as a foreign corporation (foreign to that state) and pay taxes just like everyone else.
Hhhmmm, I didn't think about this situation...
I searched in google but couldn't find anything.. I think your taxes should just incease in the main company since is 1 business and not 2.
Didn't you requested a lience for the new office? That should be a solution :)
NicoleD | Former Moderator | 12/15/2009 - 11:46 am
phanio | Contributor | 12/15/2009 - 9:19 am
Jack_P | Creator | 12/6/2009 - 12:55 pm
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