Comments on: How can I establish dual state residency while living in one state most of the time? http://www.talkaboutretirement.net/careers/how-can-i-establish-dual-state-residency-while-living-in-one-state-most-of-the-time/ Issues concerns retirement and retired living Mon, 21 May 2012 10:06:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: STEVEN F http://www.talkaboutretirement.net/careers/how-can-i-establish-dual-state-residency-while-living-in-one-state-most-of-the-time/#comment-1372 STEVEN F Mon, 16 Aug 2010 21:08:56 +0000 http://www.talkaboutretirement.net/careers/how-can-i-establish-dual-state-residency-while-living-in-one-state-most-of-the-time/#comment-1372 <a href="http://mycaffeinatedcontent.com">Caffeinated Content</a> You can work in one state and live in another. You can only be a resident of ONE state at a time. The is the state where you live. Attempting to avoid the law by claiming residency somewhere else is a crime in BOTH states. Caffeinated Content

You can work in one state and live in another. You can only be a resident of ONE state at a time. The is the state where you live. Attempting to avoid the law by claiming residency somewhere else is a crime in BOTH states.

]]> By: caffeyw http://www.talkaboutretirement.net/careers/how-can-i-establish-dual-state-residency-while-living-in-one-state-most-of-the-time/#comment-1371 caffeyw Sat, 14 Aug 2010 22:31:14 +0000 http://www.talkaboutretirement.net/careers/how-can-i-establish-dual-state-residency-while-living-in-one-state-most-of-the-time/#comment-1371 <a href="http://mycaffeinatedcontent.com">Caffeinated Content</a> The only way to do that is to LIVE in that state, and if you worked in your current state you would have to go back to your residence at least every 29 days. If you stay 30 or more days you're automaticlly made a resident of that state. If you forget to do that and someone sees (most common being the local tax board and/or the state taxing agency deciding to see which is legally your residence) it not only will they change it going forward, but they can back track it and make you pay what you've cheated them out of. Caffeinated Content

The only way to do that is to LIVE in that state, and if you worked in your current state you would have to go back to your residence at least every 29 days. If you stay 30 or more days you’re automaticlly made a resident of that state. If you forget to do that and someone sees (most common being the local tax board and/or the state taxing agency deciding to see which is legally your residence) it not only will they change it going forward, but they can back track it and make you pay what you’ve cheated them out of.

]]> By: Sarge http://www.talkaboutretirement.net/careers/how-can-i-establish-dual-state-residency-while-living-in-one-state-most-of-the-time/#comment-1370 Sarge Wed, 11 Aug 2010 23:57:38 +0000 http://www.talkaboutretirement.net/careers/how-can-i-establish-dual-state-residency-while-living-in-one-state-most-of-the-time/#comment-1370 <a href="http://kansieo.com/members">Caffeinated Content</a> You can play that game but if you're in an accident your insurance will not cover you. Caffeinated Content

You can play that game but if you’re in an accident your insurance will not cover you.

]]> By: ShadowCat http://www.talkaboutretirement.net/careers/how-can-i-establish-dual-state-residency-while-living-in-one-state-most-of-the-time/#comment-1369 ShadowCat Mon, 09 Aug 2010 13:26:07 +0000 http://www.talkaboutretirement.net/careers/how-can-i-establish-dual-state-residency-while-living-in-one-state-most-of-the-time/#comment-1369 <a href=""><a href='http://kansieo.com'>Kansieo.com</a></a> Just get a United States Post Office Box, where you are most of the time and register your vehicle there. Kansieo.com

Just get a United States Post Office Box, where you are most of the time and register your vehicle there.

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