Today there’s growing opportunity to run a business or work for one remotely. However, state income tax may still be owed to the state where the business or employer is located. Take the case of an Alabama resident who worked for a company in the state. He relocated permanently to Idaho but continued to work remotely for the Alabama company. An Alabama tax tribunal ruled that he owed Alabama income tax on his W-2 wages from the Alabama company because the W-2 wages were Alabama-sourced income; he continued to transact business in the state via his employment. #IdeaoftheDay