Can I work in NY and live in PA?

Nonreciprocal States. Two of Pennsylvania’s neighboring states do not offer income tax reciprocity: Delaware and New York. This means, for example, a Pennsylvania resident working in one of those states must file a return in that state, pay the tax, and then take a credit on his or her Pennsylvania return.

As far as the state taxes is concerned, yes, the same rule does apply. NY is allowed to tax all of your income as a resident of NY. PA will tax all of your income earned in PA, and NY will apply a credit for the income tax you pay to PA for the income you earn there.

Where do you live in PA if you work in NYC?

The best places to live in Pennsylvania when commuting to New York City are:

• Stroudsburg.
• East Stroudsburg.
• Delaware Water Gap.
• Easton.
• Portland.

  Which town in PA is closest to NYC?

  Philadelphia is closest. Without traffic, it’s only about an hour and a half drive to NYC.

  Is there a job between Philadelphia and New York?

  “Philadelphia is my wife, and New York is my mistress.” Faster than I anticipated, my fantasy of a two-city commute manifested. I interviewed for my dream job at an arts magazine in Brooklyn and was offered a job days later. What is a super commuter?

  What’s the difference between Philly and New York?

  If I had to describe my relationships with Philly and New York, I’d put it this way: Philadelphia is my wife, New York is my mistress. My love affair with New York has always been intense and passionate.

  How much does it cost to travel from New York to Philly?

  I know there are people who do this every day of the week, but even for me, this wasn’t going to work. But I was faced with the reality that commuting between Philly and New York on Amtrak is not a cheap habit—in 2017 a monthly, unlimited pass on Amtrak cost $1,339 monthly. (Since then the price has increased to $1,580).

  What’s the best way to get to work at Penn Station?

  “During Penn Station’s #summerofhell, the altered train schedule meant waking up at 5 a.m. to get to work on time.” 6 a.m. Tuesday: I wake up and try to head out the door by 6:30. I carpool with my wife on her way to work, and she drops me off at 30th Street Station.