Asked by Jason
Sarah is a resident of Oklahoma who works for a Kansas employer. This year, she earned $75,000. She performed a total of 40% of her work from her home office in Oklahoma and the remaining 60% in Kansas.
Kansas uses the "physical presence" test to determine the source of wage income.
How much of Sarah's wages will be treated as having a Kansas source on her Kansas nonresident return?
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Kansas will treat the portion of wages earned for services performed in Kansas as Kansas-source. Since 60% of Sarah's work was performed in Kansas:
$75,000 × 60% = $45,000.
So $45,000 is Kansas-source wages on her Kansas nonresident return.
$75,000 × 60% = $45,000.
So $45,000 is Kansas-source wages on her Kansas nonresident return.
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