Q: How long can a non-resident of OH telework for an out of state business while visiting Ohio without having to pay taxes?
I live in California and the company I work for is in California. I addition to my question about liability for personal income taxes in Ohio, I need to know at what point my company would be required to pay into Ohio workers comp and pay any other Ohio business taxes. Thanks!
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A: According to the Ohio Department of Taxation, a non-resident of Ohio who teleworks for an out-of-state business while visiting Ohio is not liable for personal income taxes in Ohio for the first 30 days of teleworking. After 30 days, the non-resident will be liable for personal income taxes in Ohio on any income earned from teleworking in Ohio. Your company would be required to pay into Ohio workers' compensation and other Ohio business taxes if you telework in Ohio for more than 30 days in a calendar year.
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