New Hampshire domicile / residency? (No S&B)
We've run the numbers, and the savings for us to be NH residents is on the order of $10k/year. We also have a lot of family in the northeast so it would be quite a bit more convenient. To be cle...
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GoPackGo wrote:
Allrighty !
Yes, those two terms CAN overlap. Like they will for me for 6 months over the winter.
Well, all I can say is that those of us full timers with SD, Tx, and Fl domicile addresses don't have to 'read between the lines' or do anything else that we won't put in print here.
Maybe that's why those states are so popular ?
It certainly is.
When I set out on this thread to get input, though, the motivation was to see if I could find an overlap of an ideal home state and one that would save us money. I believe we found it. But the big snag was that domiciling is much harder in NH than in the Big 3. I've learned that it doesn't have to be hard, you just have to make domicile and residency the same for legal purposes. Once I feel I can put the words well, I'll put a full summary here.
Thanks to you (and everyone!) for challenging me on the issue. I was able to ask the tough questions today and get info that is helpful.
Ken
