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Nonresidents Working Remotely for California Businesses: Taking “The Sting” Out of California Income Taxes

  The Issue With the rise of ecommerce, advanced telecommunications, and the new prevalence of remote work due to the COVID pandemic, more and more people are choosing the option of living in one state while working for an employer in another, sometimes without ever setting foot at the employer’s…

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Do You Need California Residency Tax Planning? Not Everybody Does, But Those Who Do, Really Do

  The Issue Nobody needs reminding that California is a high income tax state. Most people know there can be tax benefits from changing residency or maintaining nonresidency status where California is involved. With a top bracket rate of 13.3%, California residency at the time of a large capital gains…

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Leaving California, But Coming Back to Work: Income Tax Traps After Changing Residency

It’s no trick to leave California to avoid its high income taxes – if that’s all you want to do. You can sell all your California assets, including your home, terminate all business contacts, never spend any time in the state after your move, close all your financial accounts, sever…

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