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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Okay I know there are some eagle eyed, Maryland license plate following parents out there so I'm sure you are very well-versed on all of the laws regarding this. We currently live in DC and our daughter is in a DC Charter School but we really want to move to Maryland. If you move once the school year starts then how does that work? Or another possibility is moving now but renting out the house. In other words isn't it really about paying taxes in DC? As long as we don't sell the house it doesn't really matter where we live, correct?[/quote] Wrong. The people living in the house have the right to claim residency for school purposes, whether they are renters or owners. You can't double up.[/quote] [b]Some houses have basement apartments but use the same address.[/b] I know 4 different families living under same roof. All do taxes separately. Same address, different school, DCPS can't put 2 and 2 together. OP, whatever you asked, the answer is "no", just finish up the school year for which you already proved residency.[/quote] All the more reason not to let yet another family, who do not live in the house, to use the address as well.[/quote]
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