10.State A has a strong base of jobs. State B - lovely - not much industry so many of its inhabitants travel over the border to work in State A. State B does not have a personal income tax. State A does - 10%! A pandemic strikes - and from 3/1/20 to 12/31/20 those who commuted from State B to State A are forced to work from home. John makes 200,000. And lives in State B. Can John avoid state income tax in State A? 10% * 200.000 = 20,000. Will (should) John owe this 20,000 to State A? Answer?

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