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Telecommuting and Its Effect on State Income Taxes
The CPA Journal

June 21, 2006

Originally published March 2006. Excerpt: Even though statistics show that only approximately 5% of Americans work exclusively at home, the number of Americans telecommuting for a certain portion of their 'normal workweek' is growing dramatically. The impact of telecommuting on state income taxation should be addressed and analyzed.

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