trueMarketing - 3:30 pm on Jun 30, 2009 (gmt 0)  "If you have
income in 2 states, and both states have a tax on income, then
guess what? You pay to both states. Most states have reciprocal
agreements so that you would get a credit for state income taxes
paid outside of your home state."  Not for some thank God!  I'm
glad I have parents that live in SC just above Myrtle Beach. We
live outside of Raleigh, but I'm already seeing this new law
trickling down to smaller affiliate programs we use, like
Pepperjamnetwork.com affiliates, etc. which ha caused me to set
up other alternatives to the NC tax law.  I'm simply going to
pay for the LLC setup in SC at less than $150/year. Then, have
my dad as the sole member/manager of the LLC. Here's how it'll
work for me from this point forward:  1) New SC LLC makes $100k
in affiliate revenue for the year from various affiliate
programs  2) All funds go into the SC bank where our account is
set up and dad is sole owner of  3) Of the $100k we calculate
the normal taxes paid (f