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NJ state tax not deducted from wages. ?
Q. My employer is based in NH. He did not deduct any State tax from my wages for 2005. In W2 box 15 (employer state) is empty box 16 (wages and tips) is also empty I reside in NJ How do I handle this? How do I calculate state tax for NJ? 1. Do I consider federal wages for calculating NJ tax? 2. Is my W2 incorrect in showing box 15 and 16 empty? 3. Can I ask my employer start deducting NJ taxes although he is based in NH. 4. What about NJ SDI (State Disability Insurance) and SUI (State Unemployment Insurance), do I have to pay them for year 2005? Can I ask my employer to pay them in future.
A. -Do you work in NH or NJ? If you commute to work in NH, and your employer has no business location or activity in NJ, your employer is not under any obligation to withhold NJ income tax from your wages. In addition, your employer would properly
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