What address should I use to fill out paperwork (w-4) for a new job: permanent or current

[Anonymous]

I just received a job offer and will be filling out paperwork soon. My parents live in new jersey and I'm currently staying with a family member in new york until I can afford my own place in a month or so (I don't get my mail here because a lot of people live here and I don't trust them with my personal info). Should I use my parents permanent address? Will it mess up my tax info or the amount that comes out of my check? I didn't put permanent/current address on my resume, will my new employers have anything to say about this or does it not really matter to them?

You have to use your current address that you originally gave the company

Its OK to use your parents permanent address, no one will care

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[dolfan13]

Its best to use the address you have access to and is always active. I put my parents address when I had an internship and it was fine. It really does not matter just as long you receive any mail that is sent.

[Asker]

were your parents in a different state, someone told me that it might cause me to have to file taxes in both states.

[dolfan13]

No same state and you should ask an accountant regarding taxes.

[TheGodEmperorLeto]

It's OK to use your permanent address now. But make sure you change the information in your job if they so need it.

[Asker]

will I have to file taxes in both states? If I do use my current address for now until I get my own place, will it effect anyone who lives there?

[TheGodEmperorLeto]

I don't see why you would. You aren't living in both places at once.

[dirtydee]

permanent/parents address where you know you will get your mail. the amount you get will be determined by how/what you claim.