| On Aug. 21, at Gov. Chris Sununu’s direction, Attorney General Gordon MacDonald and Department of Business and Economic Affairs Commissioner Taylor Caswell sent letters to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts regarding the new rule that the Commonwealth of Massachusetts is using to tax income earned by non-resident employees who are working remotely. “These comments articulate our serious policy and legal concerns with Granite Staters being taxed in Massachusetts when they have not crossed the state line in months due to the COVID-19 pandemic,” Sununu said. “It is my hope that this matter can be resolved promptly and in a manner that removes any necessity for New Hampshire to consider legal remedies.” His cover letter to Governor Charlie Baker can be found here. MacDonald’s letter to the Massachusetts Department of Revenue can be found here. BEA Commissioner Taylor Caswell’s letter to the Massachusetts Department of Revenue can be found here. Background: The Massachusetts Department of Revenue’s Notice of Public Hearing can be found here. |
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