And the growing ranks who enjoy flexible work schedules may have it even worse on the tax front. It pays to know the rules.
In fact, there's growing debate over the aggressive tack some states are taking toward telecommuters and workers who do even the smallest amount of occasional business in these states.
Here's the simplest situation: You live in one state and commute to an office in another where you work all week.
"We see it more and more," said Jackie...
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