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Hi ,
I am working in PA and my employer is NJ based.
I have LCA with primary location(with min wage as 63K) as my employer location and secondary as current wok location(PA)(with Min wage as 58K).
My payroll is being run from my primary LCA location(NJ) with NJ tax withholding, But for the yearend tax returns I am getting full refund from NJ and paying off PA taxes(I called IRS and explained the situation and they said that this is legal because PA has tax reciprocal agreement with NJ, Indiana and 4 more states).
My questions are:
On my 2010 W2 I have 59K which is more than PA min wage(58K) but less than NJ(63K). In this scenario when a consulate look at my LCA and W2 , what is the LCA he takes into consideration.
How can i make him understand about the reciprocal agreement…
Is it valid from immigration(consulate) perspective that my taxes are with held with NJ and repaying to PA at the end of the year.
I am working in PA and my employer is NJ based.
I have LCA with primary location(with min wage as 63K) as my employer location and secondary as current wok location(PA)(with Min wage as 58K).
My payroll is being run from my primary LCA location(NJ) with NJ tax withholding, But for the yearend tax returns I am getting full refund from NJ and paying off PA taxes(I called IRS and explained the situation and they said that this is legal because PA has tax reciprocal agreement with NJ, Indiana and 4 more states).
My questions are:
On my 2010 W2 I have 59K which is more than PA min wage(58K) but less than NJ(63K). In this scenario when a consulate look at my LCA and W2 , what is the LCA he takes into consideration.
How can i make him understand about the reciprocal agreement…
Is it valid from immigration(consulate) perspective that my taxes are with held with NJ and repaying to PA at the end of the year.
