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[ 9.1 - Reciprocal Coverage Agreements ] [ 9.2 - Service on a Vessel - Vessel Listing ] [ 9.3 - Service on an American Aircraft ] [ 9.4 - Truck Drivers ] [ 9.5 - Traveling Salesperson Residing in Texas ][ 9.6 - Workforce Development Boards ] [ 9.7 - Blind Individuals Working for Certain Sheltered Workshops ] [ 9.8 - Annual Election for Domestic Employers ]

Chapter 9:  Special Reporting Situations


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9.5     Traveling Salesperson Residing in Texas

If a traveling salesperson lives in Texas and performs some work here, his wages are reportable to Texas. However, if the salesperson travels to his home office at least once a year, it is permissible, (but not required) to report the wages to the state of the home office, if the employer requests this.


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Last Revision: October 19, 2011