also to take into consideration is that the top scorers are most likey made guys somewhere else and are probably not leaving there jobs for an oiler spot. as for me theres only a couple places i would go. i have other options than this
ok yea i see. i was single no kids when i did it. Also i did it 6 years ago and it might have changed. i had phone bill and tax returns sent to a city address
For city agencies you need to live in the city within 90 days. After 2 years of service Westchester Putnam Rockland Orange Nassau Suffolk okay I believe.
yes, if you are not a city worker for more than 2 years you will have to live in the city when you start the job except cuny and also some dcas jobs let you live outside. It depends location to location. i know it sounds funny but its true
yes, if you are not a city worker for more than 2 years you will have to live in the city when you start the job except cuny and also some dcas jobs let you live outside. It depends location to location. i know it sounds funny but its true
Don't give up on it. Read the rules, ask questions. Like Teddy said there are exceptions. The commissioner of Any agency can grant exceptions. Also, if you have military service, especially after 9/11, there are other perks. You can get additional pension credit possibly a lower tier and maybe a residency waiver. Don't refuse interviews cause your not a resident.
If military service possibly a lower tier? Can you elaborate more on that and provide back up like a link or something thank you I appreciate it that would be huge for myself
Old but pretty sure nothing's changed...
https://www.nycpba.org/archive/ch/02/ch-021122-tax.html
I found this out when I did my first taxes after getting city job had to pay back a year worth of taxes plus other income from non city sources. I know of at least one or two city engineers who have there entire holdings reimbursed by paying 'city' tax all year then showing non city address however they should be paying the same amount under section1127. Have they gotten away with it for a handful of years maybe, yes, would I wanna be the one getting a letter or withholding for tens of thousands of back due taxes in five or ten years when they catch up back tracking or something hell no. Roll the dice as you may, sucks but I will trust my CPA, and pay my 3.65% out of each paycheck rather then worry about down the road getting blindsided with a huge tax bill.....
USMC. Go on the nys osc website. Enter military on search. It says you may receive credit for military service. I am not 100% on how it works. And sorry I can't figure out how to paste links with my phone.
Cool thank you it's a Pain to find n figure out I am aware of paying for up to three years of accredited time towards retirement but to set you back a tier of possible would be too good to be true I am gonna find a number to call and ask someone at NYC benefits n retirement offices
