Wisonsin resident, Minnesota employed

[not_nuf_time]

Hi, if you live in Wisc. and work in Minnesota, do you still pay Minn. state income taxes? I know Wisc. doesn't have an income tax but does have a higher property to make up for it. I also know pro athletes get taxed when they come to play in Minn. so I was wondering if the regular joe also pays Minn. taxes if they live in Wisc. Thanks

[smilee_54]

you need to get a form from your employer.. I think its called a retroprocity form

[gunflint]

Reciprocity.

[Northlander]

Exactly. My employer sends me one every year. I work in Duluth.

[Maverick]

Wisconsin has an income tax. A little lower than Minnesota's, but an income tax none the less.

[Northlander]

We sure do.

[zamboni]

I believe you do have to pay Minnesota income tax. Ask your HR rep.

[gunflint]

Wisconsin residents don't pay Minnesota income tax under reciprocity and the same applies to Mn residents working in Wi. If they have a reciprocity agreement on file. Unless things have changed.

[fishorgolf]

You pay tax in the State you live in not the state you work in.

[PierBridge]

It depends like stated above. Some states make entertainers or athletes pay tax on their work in the State they are performing in.

[Down Deep]

You must filed a Reciprocity Form or you will pay MN Tax and have to apply for a refund. My company is on the MN border with WI and employees have to file the form or we pay MN.

[nolte]

My company has offices in both MN and WI, and although I work in the MN one pay WI state income taxes. But I had to fill out a form at the start. I don't have to do it annually though.