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Continued - live in TX, work in MA, do I owe income taxes to MA?

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Hi again! Here's the original post. Also mods please feel free to delete if this is not allowed. I'm the worst and didn't check reddit for the weekend, assuming this post would get buried or I'd get one comment that said "you're wrong, you're not owed anything" and that'd be it. My apologies to everyone who provided a lot of information, that's really crummy on my part. So I figured I'd try again with providing the most common answers, and actually be much more responsive

Sooo here's additional info:

A. I'm a girl just fyi aha.

B. I live in TX, I am a therapist. I lived in MA for most of my life, and have worked for my company (we'll call Therapy Office), for like ten years. I started working remotely, while living in MA, in 2020, and just never went back to the office. In 2022, I moved to TX. I still work for Therapy Office - the law with remote therapy (idk if this is relevant but just providing additional info) is that you have to be licensed in the state that your clients are in. I am a licensed therapist in the state of MA, my clients are in the state of MA. I cannot see clients that live in TX, because I am not licensed in TX, despite living in TX.

C. Since I moved in March 2022, I have not seen clients remotely while being on MA soil. I have solely been on TX soil.

If there were other unanswered questions, just let me know and I pinky promise I'll be much more responsive!! :)

Posted Sep 8, 2025, 1:56 PM UTC

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