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I presently live in California and own a home here. I work for a company that has a California office but work from home. I want to move to Nevada and am buying a house there. I am transferring all of my accounts, car registrations, driver's license, and voter registration to NV. I am abandoning my Homestead exemption on my California home and making my NV home my principal residence. I am going to keep my California home as a vacation home, or may sell it at some future date - I just think it's a good investment to hold it for the time being. I can also transfer the title to the CA property to a NV trust if that's helpful. I just want to know the level of risk that CA will come after me for State income taxes after I make the move? I only plan to be in California here and there on some weekends, and if the temperature in NV will exceed 105 degrees or so.
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You should be readily able to show NV as your residence. You will have a rental agreement in NV in your name, and a rental agreement in CA showing you as the landlord.
Make sure your W2 is changed to NV and you have a NV address to file your IRS 1040. Good luck...
Answered on Mar 18th, 2021 at 10:57 PM