Most states will prorate for how long you reside in their state

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Apr 28, 2024
7:36:35pm

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BYU'01

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Last login: May 13, 2024
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Housing

tippmancoug

Apr 28, 7:27pm

You still live in California so they will tax it anyway

molodyets

Apr 28, 7:28pm

My guess is he is talking about living more than half the year there to avoid

NOCAL_YFAN

Apr 28, 7:30pm

Most states will prorate for how long you reside in their state

BYU'01

Apr 28, 7:36pm

My guess is that he's thinking he can claim tax benefits without actually living there.

kccougar

Apr 28, 7:39pm

Or pretending to anyway…

Jericho

Apr 28, 8:30pm

California will still tax the number of days you worked there

molodyets

Apr 28, 8:33pm

I work remotely

tippmancoug

Apr 28, 11:09pm

California tax law uses economic matrix.. you won't get away from CA income tax

Saxa

Apr 29, 6:27am

Not sure what perks that would give you - legally.

kccougar

Apr 28, 7:28pm

I’ll take tax fraud for $500, Alex

eoscougar

Apr 28, 7:29pm

I support it

gmoney7

Apr 28, 7:31pm

RE: I’ll take tax fraud for $500, Alex

StarMan

Apr 28, 7:35pm

It depends on how he uses it and claims it. Nothing fraudulent with the concept

StarMan

Apr 28, 7:41pm

Some laws are made to be broken

Jericho

Apr 28, 8:31pm

We bought a house in Zephyr Cove, NV (So. Lake Tahoe). Still own our house in CA which we rent to my son.

BYU Folsom Fan

Apr 28, 10:49pm

RE: We bought a house in Zephyr Cove, NV (So. Lake Tahoe). Still own our house

tippmancoug

Apr 28, 11:13pm

forgot to mention I am remote worker

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