Domicile: Texas vs. Florida
We're looking at domicile options. Since we'll be full time RVing, but not retired, we want to eliminate the state income tax, so we're looking at options via Escapees. Texas and Florida seem to be...
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garyemunson wrote:
Having lived in FL most of my life, I found that NV was much more retiree friendly as the property taxes in Volusia county where I lived got very expensive. Vehicle registration is more expensive in NV but I found that it did not exceed what I save in property tax. I chose Reno as being retired, the snow ceased to be an issue (I'll look out at the white stuff and say "I'm not going to work today' then remember I don't work any more!). Nevada also has the advantage of being close to so many spectacular RV destinations, especially here in Reno where many are within a day's drive.
I live in Carson City and agree with you, however the difference is we live in the state.
The OP is going to full time and is looking for domicile state. Nevada's total vehicle registration fees make it a poor full timer's choice.
