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I live in Texas and work in Texas but i will relocate to Michigan with same employer

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currently I live in Texas and work in Texas but i will relocate to Michigan with same employer next year 2024 and the work location will be Michigan and the address will stay the same in Texas and i will start the work remotely from Texas beginning of December 2023 until i relocate to Michigan mid 2024, So do i will have to pay Michigan state income tax?

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Best answer by xmasbaby0

Until you actually LIVE in Michigan, you do not pay Michigan income tax. Once you actually move to Michigan and live there, that is when you are subject to Michigan state income tax.

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xmasbaby0

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Once you begin living in Michigan, you will need to pay MI state income tax. You pay income tax to the state that you LIVE in even if you are working remotely for a TX-based employer. Find out if the employer will withhold MI tax from your paychecks. If they will not do that, then you should make quarterly estimated payments to the state to avoid a big state tax due at tax time.

TX has no state income tax, so you do not have anything to file for TX.

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Thanks a lot for reply, Now i work and live in TEXAS on-site for same employer but beginning of December I will be working remotely in Texas for a MI-Based employer, So do i need to pay MI state Income tax because i work remotely from Texas for a MI-Based employer or not?

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Until you actually LIVE in Michigan, you do not pay Michigan income tax. Once you actually move to Michigan and live there, that is when you are subject to Michigan state income tax.

**Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to offer the most correct information possible. The poster disclaims any legal responsibility for the accuracy of the information that is contained in this post.**