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It's not semantics. It's a simple question: if someone doesn't have a current lease in a particular place, where do they live? Particularly for the purposes o
by jMyles 8y ago
It's not semantics. It's a simple question: if someone doesn't have a current lease in a particular place, where do they live? Particularly for the purposes of enjoying the privileges that everyone in this thread is claiming they deserve by dint of living in NYC (ie, artificially controlled rent prices such that the rest of us can't utilize the economic opportunities in the city).
- jwin742 8y agoWhere do you pay your tax to then? That's a reasonable enough definition of where you live.
- jMyles 8y agoIn New York State. I pay the exorbitant taxes which pay for, among other things, protecting the water from the huge city down the road that I'm apparently "damaging" by living there a few weeks out of the year.
- jedberg 8y agoSounds like you need to get a better tax accountant. If you only spend a few weeks a year in New York, then you shouldn't be paying much tax there at all.
- jMyles 8y ago...as I have stated above, I am from New York, just not in New York City. I typically spend several months out of the year there, not weeks.
- michaelt 8y agoIt's a simple question Google "Tax Residence" and you'll discover, while the question may be simple, the answer isn't :)