NJ residents with remote work shouldn't pay NY taxes, say legislators
New Jersey Herald HARDYSTON — U.S. Rep. Josh Gottheimer has joined state Sen. Steve Oroho in the effort to see New Jersey residents who work from home but for New York companies be taxed at New Jersey rates. "This is a billion-dollar issue," said Oroho during a joint presentation on the steps to the Hardyston Municipal Building on Wednesday afternoon. For many years, an agreement between the two states has existed that has New Jersey residents who work in New York pay the higher income tax rate in New York. That arrangement is still in effect, even for those who work from their home in N...