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Detroit Free Press Many people who suddenly ended up working remotely during the pandemic in 2020 found themselves plopped at their kitchen table in front of a laptop. But more people than you might imagine hit the road and worked out of someone else s kitchen or spare bedroom, maybe visiting a relative or a summer home, in another state. Working remotely in another state may – and often does – subject the individual to tax in that state, said James O’Rilley, CPA and tax director for Doeren Mayhew in Troy, Michigan.  And sometimes, it could even drive up your overall tax bill, O Rilley said. If a higher tax rate is paid to the state where a Michigan resident is working remotely, for example, you could get a tax credit in Michigan but that credit is only limited to Michigan’s state income tax rate of 4.25%. 

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