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daepp 05-08-2017 06:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Hugh R (Post 9572968)
I'm looking at leaving and spending 1/2 my time in CA and 1/2 in Eastern PA where my daughter and two grandsons live. You can't find good Mexican, (back there, they think Taco Bell is Mexican food), Japanese or any other Asian ethnic food there. The norm seems to be cheese steaks and not great pizza.
Way back when you asked me a couple of banking questions re the sale of your DB.

Here's some un-asked for advice - review very carefully the FTB rules (maybe with a CPA who has EDD experience) regarding the bizarre way the Golden State will try to reach out and tax you as if you spent the whole year here. I have a friend who kept his home here when he left the state, and he has effectively avoided the FTB, but only with a lot of planning.

Among many other strategies, just to be safe he only spends cash in CA and credit in his new home state... :)

motion 05-09-2017 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted by daepp (Post 9580594)
Way back when you asked me a couple of banking questions re the sale of your DB.

Here's some un-asked for advice - review very carefully the FTB rules (maybe with a CPA who has EDD experience) regarding the bizarre way the Golden State will try to reach out and tax you as if you spent the whole year here. I have a friend who kept his home here when he left the state, and he has effectively avoided the FTB, but only with a lot of planning.

Among many other strategies, just to be safe he only spends cash in CA and credit in his new home state... :)
They are constantly after me. Just got a bill from the Great State of California 6 months ago to the tune of $9,700 for not filing California taxes :roll eyes: My CPA whips out a return to them every other year or so to let them know I am not a California resident.

I am still getting CA DMV renewal bills on bikes I sold 7-8 years ago.

motion 05-09-2017 02:58 PM
Here's another great reason why a lot of the country has a hard-on for California:

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1494370682.jpg

JJ 911SC 05-09-2017 04:03 PM
For California, related to the Ocean exposure as going inland shave some years from the expectancy.

motion 05-11-2017 01:08 PM
Maybe this will keep people away:

Great White sharks right off of the beach in Capistrano Beach.

25 great white sharks spotted off Southern California coast - CNN.com

sammyg2 05-11-2017 02:14 PM
Great. Now even the ocean is getting too crowded!

impactbumper 05-11-2017 02:18 PM
I drove my Raptor 100mph flat out in Barstow, and everytime i remember that day I get a hard on.

Hugh R 05-11-2017 03:09 PM
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Originally Posted by daepp (Post 9580594)
Way back when you asked me a couple of banking questions re the sale of your DB.

Here's some un-asked for advice - review very carefully the FTB rules (maybe with a CPA who has EDD experience) regarding the bizarre way the Golden State will try to reach out and tax you as if you spent the whole year here. I have a friend who kept his home here when he left the state, and he has effectively avoided the FTB, but only with a lot of planning.

Among many other strategies, just to be safe he only spends cash in CA and credit in his new home state... :)
Wow, good advise. Thanks.


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