how would this person pay taxes?

Nicolasa Henke: New Jersey for state tax, however, if you are in Philly proper, the employer will also withhold Philly taxes and that is not refundable. If your employer withholds PA taxes, you may wish to make estimates to NJ.Helen, EA in York PA...Show more

Kassie Kay: You file with both states (as well as the federal government). You do not pay taxes to both for the same income, but the computation is fairly complicated. You pay taxes to PA on the income from work in PA. You pay taxes to NJ equal to the NJ tax on all your income (from both states) minus either (a) the NJ tax on the income also taxed by PA, or (b) the PA tax on the income also taxed by NJ, whichever is less. This makes your total state income tax (to NJ and PA) equal to either (a) the NJ tax on all your income or (b) the sum of the PA tax on your income from PA plus the NJ tax on your other income, whichever is more....Show more

Eva Lichlyter: you pay taxes in pa, but credited for new j! ersey taxes