State of residence for full timers
Question for the full timers out there. If you're truly full timing it and have no physical address, what is your state/county/city/township for things like voting, tax status, etc? I would think ...
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gotsmart wrote:
You may choose a particular state for tax benefits or health benefits, etc - BUT where you choose to establish your domicile in that state may also affect you - vehicle registration fees, vehicle insurance rates, etc. Just moving, on paper, one county over can save you money. Also the next county over may be more RVer friendly than your first choice.
I don't need a mail service provider (like Escapees or Good Sam) to process my mail. I call my parcel store twice a month.
Excellent advice!
I swear (besides lack of a state income tax) some full timers think that Texas is the only decent domicile because of the Escapee's mail service.
Also, as you mentioned, county of residence can be critical -- when I was a Wisconsin resident, I lived in Brown County which did not require annual vehicle emission testing. If I had lived in Milwaukee County, I would have to return to WI every year for testing.
