[JonathanLB]

Originally Posted by bayview6

One is either a resident of a State according to the laws of that State. The primary elements to determine residency is where one votes and where one spends most of one's time.

There are so many elements that are considered actually, it can never be put in terms of one or two things. For me, I'm going to nail as many as possible to make sure I'm not considered a CA resident anymore. These things include but are not limited to:

-Dentist and doctor in NV.
-Register to vote in NV.
-Register car in NV with NV driver's license.
-More expensive home in NV compared to CA.
-Local clubs in Nevada (for instance, Camaro Sin City)

It also has very little to do with where you spend most of your time in a given year. California doesn't consider you a resident unless you spend more than 9 months in a year there for non-work purposes. If, for instance, I shoot a movie in California and then stick around for post-production, etc., and happen to be in California almost the entire year on work purposes, that doesn't make me a resident of California.

Also, there's a good chance that in the future I will not spend "most" of my time anywhere. It will be more like 5 months in Vegas, 3 months in California, 3 months in Oregon, and a month in Cabo / other vacations.

[dynimagelv]

ACTUALLY....no one in Nevada could G.A.S. about the way Kalifornia or ohia or any other place in the world determines its residency.

IF YOU HAVE A JOB IN NV YOU ARE A RESIDENT OF THE STATE.....E.O.D.[endof discussion]

[Robustus]

Originally Posted by dynimagelv

IF YOU HAVE A JOB IN NV YOU ARE A RESIDENT OF THE STATE.....E.O.D.[endof discussion]

The notion of "having a job in NV" can get a little fuzzy. I, for example, am self-employed and make my money from clients around the country. I do indeed live in NV (because I spend most of my time here), but I can certainly see people in such a situation splitting their time between several locations.

[dynimagelv]

BUT if you write NV on your income tax return you are HERE....

That being said I have no problem with the people that dodge paying for registration etc so long as they realize that i don wanna here em bich when they get caught

[SouthernSarah]

Originally Posted by three1oh

thanks scoop... i am 35 and just bought a 5000 sq house in North summerlin. all cash so credit didnt play into it. .

If you just paid cash for a 5,000 sq house leave your poor mom out of the equation, take a small second on the house and pay cash for a relatively newer model used car.

[dynimagelv]

One would THINK, that if one were as.....well off as one thinks one is that one could figger out how to get 10, 15, 20, 25 grand when one has a PAID FOR 5000 sq ft house.....

There is a saying in the Casino Industry....Money talks Bull**** walks.

Personally, I smell cow patties

[SouthernSarah]

Originally Posted by dynimagelv

One would THINK, that if one were as.....well off as one thinks one is that one could figger out how to get 10, 15, 20, 25 grand when one has a PAID FOR 5000 sq ft house.....

There is a saying in the Casino Industry....Money talks Bull**** walks.

Personally, I smell cow patties

Yeah, I figure one of two things. Someone is fibbing about paying cash for a 5,000 square foot house, in Summerlin, no less. OR Mumsie put the cash down for the house so precious would FINALLY move out at 35 years old.