A closely divided New York Court of Appeals last week held that a telecommuter who lives and works in Nashville, Tenn., but is employed by a New York-based company, must pay New York taxes on 100% of his income even though he only spends 25% of his working time in New York.
April 04, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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