HOW GOVERNMENT THINKS ONLY SHORT TERM: The Hidden Cost of Letting Workers Telecommute - WSJ.com
(ARTICLE) "...Matthew Bobman, a certified public accountant in New York City, warns that companies have been found liable for state corporate tax "when the only connection to that state was that they had an employee telecommuting in that state."
In March 2010, for instance, the Tax Court of New Jersey ruled that a company whose main offices are in Maryland was "doing business" in New Jersey because an employee telecommutes from there..."
Gee, and to think we were wondering what businesses could do to create jobs?
Clearly, the answer is "what can government do to stop holding back job creation?"
Monday, June 13, 2011
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