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Dec 25, 2020

If people are working remotely, should they be taxed remotely?

A state’s ability to tax nonresidents’ income while they work remotely is being challenged at the Supreme Court. Plus: Scrambling for additional health care workers, several states have sped up the certification process for workers trained abroad. And: Adult student enrollment takes a hit.

Lawyers and judges are among those working remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic. — Lawyers and judges are among those working remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Segments From This Episode

States’ remote-work-income-tax squabble is heating up
by Sabri Ben-Achour and Nova Safo
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Billions of dollars in taxes are at stake.
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COVID response takes “devastating toll” on immigrant health care professionals
by Kimberly Adams
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More than one third of nurses who’ve died of COVID-19 and related complications are Filipino, even though they account for just 4% of RNs in the U.S.
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Why fewer adults enrolled in community colleges this fall
by Damon Mitchell
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With K-12 students going virtual, parents have had less time to focus on their own educations
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If people are working remotely, should they be taxed remotely?