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CA Tax Board is pretty aggressive: if you work for a business located in CA, they want your income.
by setpatchaddress 6y ago
CA Tax Board is pretty aggressive: if you work for a business located in CA, they want your income.
- JKCalhoun 6y agoYes, you need to retire outside California.
- kelnos 6y agoWhich is often just not that necessary... must people's income levels in retirement are low enough that CA's income taxes are competitive with many other lower-tax states (not those with no income tax, though, of course).
- Cookingboy 6y agoThat's just not true. You can fully move and start working for a non-CA company and you wouldn't be paying CA taxes. You make it sound like if you ever lived in CA you have to pay CA tax for the rest of your life until you retire lol.
- alpha_squared 6y agoI recognize this is just my personal experience, but this doesn't hold true for me in the slightest. I grew up and lived in CA for over two decades, but now located in a state with no income tax and employed by a company in the bay area. I pay zero state income tax, as do all my coworkers in the area.
- claydavisss 6y agoI work for a CA company and work in TX. I do not pay CA taxes, and my taxes are prepared by an accountant.