Multi-State Tax Returns Done Right
Moved this year, work remotely, or earn income in more than one state? A licensed CPA sorts out residency, apportions your income correctly, and files the state returns that apply, helping you avoid double taxation and notice surprises later.
Built for People Who Owe in More Than One State
If any of these sound familiar, this service was built for your situation.
You moved states mid-year
A relocation means part-year residency in two states, and the income has to be split between them correctly.
You work remotely
Your employer is in one state and you live in another, which can create a filing obligation in both.
You earn income in several states
Consulting, rental property, or K-1 income sourced to multiple states each carry their own return.
You relocated for work
You are not sure which state you are now a resident of, or where your income should be taxed.
You received a state notice
A state you did not file in says you owe, often because income was sourced there automatically.
You own property across state lines
Out-of-state rentals or a business operating in several states create nexus and filing duties.
One CPA Coordinating Every State
Not separate preparers in each state guessing at the others. One licensed professional who sees the whole picture and files it consistently.
Residency determined correctly
Domicile and statutory-residency rules decide where you are taxed as a resident. We get that determination right before anything is filed.
Income apportioned accurately
Wages, business income, and investment income are sourced to the proper state so each return reports the right amount.
Double taxation avoided
We apply the credit for taxes paid to other states so the same dollar is not taxed twice.
Flat fee, quoted upfront
One fixed price after an introductory consultation. No hourly meter, and you approve the number before any work starts.
Everything Your Multi-State Filing Needs
A complete, coordinated package across every state you owe in, plus your federal return.
Pass-Through Entity Tax (PTET) Election Planning
A growing number of states let pass-through businesses pay state income tax at the entity level, which can restore a federal deduction that owners would otherwise lose to the SALT cap. Whether an election helps depends on your states, entity type, and owners. Planning is priced by scope and confirmed as a flat fee before any work begins.
You Know the Cost Before Any Work Begins
Multi-state returns are priced per return by the number of states and the complexity of your income. We confirm one flat fee after an introductory consultation, before any work begins. See the Fees page for how flat-fee pricing works.
From First Call to Filed, in Five Simple Steps
You always know what comes next. Here is exactly what working together looks like.
Schedule your consultation
Book a free, no pressure call. We confirm this is the right fit before you commit to anything.
Receive your flat-fee quote
One clear, fixed price for every state and your federal return. You approve it before anything starts.
Upload documents securely
Send your W-2s, K-1s, and prior returns through an encrypted portal, on your own schedule.
We handle the work
Jason determines residency, apportions income, and prepares every state return personally.
Year-round support
Moves and remote work change your tax picture. Ongoing planning support is available when it is included in your service plan or proposal.
A Credentialed Professional Who Sees the Whole Return
Licensed CPA
A credentialed professional reviews and signs your return, not just software output.
Multi-state experience
Residency, apportionment, and remote-work filings are routine here, not unfamiliar territory.
Credits, not double tax
We apply other-state credits so income taxed in one state is credited in the other where the law allows.
Flat-fee transparency
A fixed price up front. No hourly meter and no surprise invoice.
Direct CPA access
You work with Jason from the first call through filing. Messages are generally answered within one business day.
Year-round guidance
Planning for a future move or a new remote role, handled before it becomes a filing problem.
“Jason is one of the most professional, reliable CPAs I have worked with.”
Multi-State Tax Questions, Answered
Do I have to file in more than one state if I work remotely?
Will I be taxed twice on the same income?
I moved mid-year. Which states do I file in?
What is the convenience of the employer rule?
I got a notice from a state I never lived in. What should I do?
How much does a multi-state return cost?
Other Ways Jason Can Help
Multi-state issues rarely travel alone. These often go hand in hand.
Get Your Multi-State Return Done Right
An introductory consultation confirms fit, scope, and next steps. No pressure, no obligation, with a licensed CPA.