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Kentucky and the W-2 commuter Question: Every State Pair

Which state taxes you if you live in or work in Kentucky. All 100 state pairs for w-2 commuters, with exemption forms and sources.

Kentucky at a glance

 Kentucky
Taxes wagesYes — flat
Reciprocity partners7 (Form 42A809)
Convenience ruleNo
Nonresident returnForm 740-NP
Credit for other-state taxSchedule ITC
Nonresident safe harbourNone published
Local income taxYes
Revenue departmentKentucky Department of Revenue
Last verified

Live in Kentucky — all 50 outbound pairs

You live in Kentucky. Pick the work in.

Work inAnswer
AlabamaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
AlaskaHome state only
ArizonaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
ArkansasBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
CaliforniaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
ColoradoBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
ConnecticutBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
DelawareBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
District of ColumbiaNonresidents are exempt by statute
FloridaHome state only
GeorgiaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
HawaiiBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
IdahoBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
IllinoisReciprocal agreement — file the exemption form
IndianaReciprocal agreement — file the exemption form
IowaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
KansasBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
LouisianaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
MaineBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
MarylandBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
MassachusettsBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
MichiganReciprocal agreement — file the exemption form
MinnesotaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
MississippiBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
MissouriBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
MontanaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
NebraskaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
NevadaHome state only
New HampshireHome state only
New JerseyBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
New MexicoBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
New YorkBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
North CarolinaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
North DakotaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
OhioReciprocal agreement — file the exemption form
OklahomaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
OregonBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
PennsylvaniaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
Rhode IslandBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
South CarolinaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
South DakotaHome state only
TennesseeHome state only
TexasHome state only
UtahBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
VermontBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
VirginiaReciprocal agreement — file the exemption form
WashingtonHome state only
West VirginiaReciprocal agreement — file the exemption form
WisconsinReciprocal agreement — file the exemption form
WyomingHome state only

Work in Kentucky — all 50 inbound pairs

The work or the employer is in Kentucky. Pick where you live.

Live inAnswer
AlabamaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
AlaskaWork state only
ArizonaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
ArkansasBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
CaliforniaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
ColoradoBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
ConnecticutBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
DelawareBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
District of ColumbiaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
FloridaWork state only
GeorgiaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
HawaiiBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
IdahoBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
IllinoisReciprocal agreement — file the exemption form
IndianaReciprocal agreement — file the exemption form
IowaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
KansasBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
LouisianaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
MaineBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
MarylandBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
MassachusettsBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
MichiganReciprocal agreement — file the exemption form
MinnesotaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
MississippiBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
MissouriBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
MontanaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
NebraskaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
NevadaWork state only
New HampshireWork state only
New JerseyBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
New MexicoBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
New YorkBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
North CarolinaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
North DakotaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
OhioReciprocal agreement — file the exemption form
OklahomaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
OregonBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
PennsylvaniaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
Rhode IslandBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
South CarolinaBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
South DakotaWork state only
TennesseeWork state only
TexasWork state only
UtahBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
VermontBoth states — credit offsets the double tax
VirginiaReciprocal agreement — file the exemption form
WashingtonWork state only
West VirginiaReciprocal agreement — file the exemption form
WisconsinReciprocal agreement — file the exemption form
WyomingWork state only

Kentucky in the other situations

Sources

Every fact above comes from the revenue department that publishes the rule. We do not cite secondary summaries, and we do not restate a figure we could not find at source.