States have ramped up their methods for generating revenue in recent years and the pandemic has added more complexity with many employees working from home. In this episode of the PFP Section podcast, Lauren Minch interviews state tax expert and attorney Mark Klein to get his take on the following topics:

When do employees need to beware of double state taxation?
Are there exceptions to the rules due to the pandemic?
What can an employer do to keep track and make good business decisions?

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Learn in depth with Mark Klein in his session at the PFP event at AICPA ENGAGE.
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The unexpected state tax consequences of employees who work from home {PFP Section}