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One of the weirdest features of CA's proposed wealth tax is that it also hits nonresidents who do a lot of business there. *Anyone* who visits 60 days out of any year is subjected to a prorated version of the tax, even though they are not entitled to the benefits of residency.https://twitter.com/antoniogm/status/1294670357933076480 …
Can states actually tax nonresidents for visiting 1-2x/week? It seems a bit incredible
They can but how will they enforce it? Interstate Police? That's fun.
California does this for income already.
income tax states tax visiting pro athletes for their away games there:https://www.forbes.com/sites/kurtbadenhausen/2017/04/18/income-taxes-for-pro-athletes-are-reminder-of-how-complicated-u-s-tax-code/#1d40fc88411e …
New York is 30 days
I guess they can try
Sort of? The concept of "You generate economic activity in our state and then we tax the activity" is now new. And it's not quite as clean as "183 days outside, no tax" either. 60 days + wealth tax might get iffy, but.
Seems the can tax whatever they want. Soon they’ll tax a companys software bits that enter a state over the internet.
Texas rnpic.twitter.com/Ylxmfqy9o3
All the time. I have paid up to 6 states in a year and know people that pay in all 50. It is offset by the time spent in your home state. E.g. if you live in PA and go to TX you don’t pay the PA tax for time spent on TX and there is no TX income tax. It’s a win!
MA is not nearly that kind.
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