"Kevin" wrote:

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Yes. Make sure your employer knows the date of your move, and make sure you
check after that to be sure the correct state tax is being withheld.

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Part-year resident Ohio and Indiana returns.

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Phil Marti
Clarksburg, MD

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Hi, my employer's office is located in Kentucky, and I currently live
across the border in Ohio. Since Kentucky and Ohio have income tax
reciprocity, my pay statement has Ohio income tax taken out, and
Kentucky county and city occupation taxes taken out. Two weeks from
now I'll be moving to Indiana, and working for the same company
remotely from home. Since Indiana and Kentucky also have reciprocity,
should my pay statement start having Indiana income tax taken out
instead of Ohio once I move?

Also, at tax time I've always only filed an Ohio state return, and not
a Kentucky state return. Any ideas on which state returns I will need
to file in 2009?

Thanks!
Kevin

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