Five years after the pandemic-driven remote-work pivot, the state tax sourcing rules for remote employees remain a patchwork, and the most aggressive jurisdiction, New York, has now won its second high-profile constitutional challenge under the "convenience of the employer" doctrine. Practitioners should now treat the rule as settled (if not necessarily right) and plan accordingly.
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