As a traveling nurse , Will I be taxed in the state I work or the state I live in? Example if I work in California, newyork which payrate is higher will I Be taxed by those states or the state I live in?
Great question! It's usually the state you're working in, but there are nuances, such as if you're working in a state without income taxes (then you'd be taxed based on your tax-home state). You can read about those states here: www.nomadicare.com/travel-nursing/which-states-have-no-income-tax-for-travel-nurses/ Let me know if you have any other questions! I'm happy to help!
That's a great question! Nurses need 2 years of experience and 1 year in the specialty they wish to travel in. I hope nursing school is going well-- when do you graduate? :)