where isit best to live for a good future for university and work new york, miami, or California ?
I want to know because i'm living in London and am depressed and want to leave for america i'm currently in ma first year of college with one year left and hence next year i will be looking for a uni to go so was wondering where is it best to go out of them three ?
Other - United States - 3 Answers
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i would say california even tough the economy is bad there right now, by the time you have finished your studies the crisis will ease hopefully
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new york
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I would say California for University and kinda work, New York for work, but not Miami. California has tons of reputable schools (I live here, I would know) and New York has a lot of job opportunities. Miami is overrated.
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Can someone with an RN license in New York work in New Jersey
Can someone with an RN license in New York work in New Jersey?
Can someone with an RN license in New York work in New Jersey?
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Probably not. Most such licenses, unlike Driver's Licenses, are restricted to the state they were issued in. However, if you already have a NY license, they may have a fast-track way of getting your NJ license without having to go through too many hurdles to get it. Good luck, and the link below is to the webpage for the New Jersey Board Of Nursing who would probably be the one to issue the NJ license for you...
Can someone with an RN license in New York work in New Jersey?
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Probably not. Most such licenses, unlike Driver's Licenses, are restricted to the state they were issued in. However, if you already have a NY license, they may have a fast-track way of getting your NJ license without having to go through too many hurdles to get it. Good luck, and the link below is to the webpage for the New Jersey Board Of Nursing who would probably be the one to issue the NJ license for you...
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
I do freelance work at home in Massachusetts for California and New York companies, what state do I owe taxes
I do freelance work at home in Massachusetts for California and New York companies, what state do I owe taxes?
I definitely did NOT perform any of the 1099 work in New York or California. I perform all the work in Massachusetts and then FedEx the work to New York or California. Would I need to pay state taxes to New York or California? Thank you!
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Best way to answer is what I was told by the IRS. I run My own truck and live in South Carolina. The company I have my current contract with is in North Carolina but i also deliver products with my truck to company's all over this Great USA. IRS simply asked where is your BASE of operation ,meaning where do you keep your files and home. Told them South Carolina. Then I would pay my normal IRS taxes and file state taxes with only South Carolina.
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You pay taxes in the state in which you reside. It is as simple as that.
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The IRS is not the best authority on STATE tax issues. You need to check with someone in the state tax office of the states you do business in. In your situation, I would say you only owe Massachusetts taxes. If you drove to New York and did work IN New York, I would say you might owe NY taxes, on that income only. You would also include that income on the MA return, but get a credit for the taxes paid to NY. To Ash79: Taxes returns are usually filed in the state you live in AND the state you work in. You usually get a credit for the taxes paid to the non-resident state on the resident state tax return.
I definitely did NOT perform any of the 1099 work in New York or California. I perform all the work in Massachusetts and then FedEx the work to New York or California. Would I need to pay state taxes to New York or California? Thank you!
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Best way to answer is what I was told by the IRS. I run My own truck and live in South Carolina. The company I have my current contract with is in North Carolina but i also deliver products with my truck to company's all over this Great USA. IRS simply asked where is your BASE of operation ,meaning where do you keep your files and home. Told them South Carolina. Then I would pay my normal IRS taxes and file state taxes with only South Carolina.
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You pay taxes in the state in which you reside. It is as simple as that.
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The IRS is not the best authority on STATE tax issues. You need to check with someone in the state tax office of the states you do business in. In your situation, I would say you only owe Massachusetts taxes. If you drove to New York and did work IN New York, I would say you might owe NY taxes, on that income only. You would also include that income on the MA return, but get a credit for the taxes paid to NY. To Ash79: Taxes returns are usually filed in the state you live in AND the state you work in. You usually get a credit for the taxes paid to the non-resident state on the resident state tax return.
Thursday, January 1, 2009
How can I work in New York and live in Jersey
How can I work in New York and live in Jersey.?
I'm in south jersey, near philly. I want to get up to new york for work. How would I do that. I'm sure it would be way too expensive to commute how about I rent something cheap up in north jersey. Whats a good cheap place.
New York City - 1 Answers
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You could always live in Jersey City and drive into NYC every day. Jersey City is right across the way from New York and is even sometimes referred to as the "sixth borough."
I'm in south jersey, near philly. I want to get up to new york for work. How would I do that. I'm sure it would be way too expensive to commute how about I rent something cheap up in north jersey. Whats a good cheap place.
New York City - 1 Answers
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You could always live in Jersey City and drive into NYC every day. Jersey City is right across the way from New York and is even sometimes referred to as the "sixth borough."
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