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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] If someone pays taxes in DC and owns/rents multiple residences in DC, I have no problem with them picking one as their IB school. I also don’t have a problem with a DC resident who uses a DC family member caretaker (grandma/grandpa)‘s address for an IB address. I think residency fraud is different hill of beans. [/quote] Trouble is that by reporting their rental property as their primary residence, they are also committing tax fraud. DC has a very low tax rate for one’s primary home.[/quote] You wouldn't have to report it that way on your taxes, though. You can prove residency in some other way to dcps -- it's not like they cross-check that with everyone's taxes. If they investigate, you're more likely to get caught maybe, but it's not like residency fraud where you'll owe money. I still don't think this is ethical. [/quote]
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