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New Jersey is encouraging telecommuters to challenge their tax bills to New York, sparking a potential legal battle. The state offers a tax credit to those who work remotely for New York-based employers, with one successful litigant receiving a substantial refund. Connecticut is also contemplating a comparable initiative amid the rise of permanent telecommuting.
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How could this initiative influence the tax policies of other states or the federal government?
How might this tax dispute impact the future of telecommuting arrangements?
What legal implications could arise from states encouraging residents to challenge tax laws of neighboring states?
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