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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Plenty of people do this. Keep track of credit card statements in case you have to prove that you were actually there for 6 months. [/quote]

Because OP is planning to keep their place here, no doubt will be here quite a bit, will continue to rely on our services, but wants to avoid paying taxes.  Then they'll complain about how things are here, without putting their money where their mouth is.  Not to mention they're likely to cheat and be here more than six months a year.

When doing your math, OP, don't forget you lose the homestead exemption on your house, the opportunity for a 50 percent reduction in your property taxes through the senior citizen discount, the right to register your car here and get zoned parking, etc. etc. etc.  Plus it's just a shitty thing to do to the city and it makes you a cheapo.  If you have to change your residency to avoid city taxes you're not comfortable enough to retire.

Yes, we have a second home in a much more friendly tax state.  No, we don't consider this.[/quote]

Well, you’re a fool. [/quote]

Maybe.  But I'm sure as hell not gonna start counting my days to save taxes.

OP isn't saying "we're finally empty nesters and can move to where we want and away from DC."  Nope.  She's saying that as empty nester she thinks it's "doable" to be here less than six months.  So yeah it's all about structuring your very whereabouts around state incomes taxes.  Pretty sad.[/quote]

Not really. Assuming you like it in DC and like the other location, I think it could be a lot of fun and very freeing![/quote]

Except that's not what OP is saying.  What about "we think it's doable" do you not understand?  And what's "freeing" about counting your days?[/quote]

That’s exactly what OP is saying. She thinks it’s doable because the kids will be away. Assuming the location isn’t super far away it would be easy to go back and forth. No one says the 183 days have to be consecutive. [/quote]

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