If you’re considering moving to a different state, taxes in the new state may be the deciding factor—especially if you expect them to be lower.
Consider All Applicable State and Local Taxes If your objective is to move to a lower-tax state, it may seem like a no-brainer to move to one that has no personal income tax. But that’s not a no-brainer! You must consider all the taxes that can potentially apply to local residents—including property taxes and death taxes. If you die without clearly establishing domicile in just one state, both the old and new states may claim that state death taxes are owed. Not good! If you are thinking of moving to another state, please don’t hesitate to ask us for help. Contact us here.
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