CA state income tax
08-11-2009, 03:05 PM
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My friend bids reserve (not ups) so he spends lots of time in Калифорния and he ended up having to show them credit card receipts, etc. to prove he was outside of the Red State most of the time... He got the letter some 4 months ago and it was regarding year 2007 but he thinks they’ll end up looking into his 2008 tax returns too and maybe even prior to 2007…
I'm now adopting the Montana Freemen tactics where I try to pay cash for everything while shopping in Pelosistan… Not sure if it'll help but I'm sure IRS storm troopers will eventually catch up with me too...
I'm now adopting the Montana Freemen tactics where I try to pay cash for everything while shopping in Pelosistan… Not sure if it'll help but I'm sure IRS storm troopers will eventually catch up with me too...
01-19-2010, 07:26 AM
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This is nothing new for California, went through this sixteen years ago. It took a couple of years for them to understand I had taken my income and left the state.
01-20-2010, 12:56 PM
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Personal Property Tax, Virgina, & Crashpad
In a "somewhat" related matter the Leesburg, Virgina police department would drive around apartment buildings in the middle of the night writing down the license plates of out of state tags.
I lived in Michigan while based in Dulles with Indy and happened to occassionally have a crashpad car with MI plates there. I tried to fight the "personal property tax" and subsequently my wages were garnished without notification. Well, the chief pilot called me in after the wages were being garnished to find out why. Never got that money back.
I lived in Michigan while based in Dulles with Indy and happened to occassionally have a crashpad car with MI plates there. I tried to fight the "personal property tax" and subsequently my wages were garnished without notification. Well, the chief pilot called me in after the wages were being garnished to find out why. Never got that money back.
01-21-2010, 09:48 AM
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In a "somewhat" related matter the Leesburg, Virgina police department would drive around apartment buildings in the middle of the night writing down the license plates of out of state tags.
I lived in Michigan while based in Dulles with Indy and happened to occassionally have a crashpad car with MI plates there. I tried to fight the "personal property tax" and subsequently my wages were garnished without notification. Well, the chief pilot called me in after the wages were being garnished to find out why. Never got that money back.
I lived in Michigan while based in Dulles with Indy and happened to occassionally have a crashpad car with MI plates there. I tried to fight the "personal property tax" and subsequently my wages were garnished without notification. Well, the chief pilot called me in after the wages were being garnished to find out why. Never got that money back.
01-21-2010, 10:03 AM
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I received the "letter" two separate tax years. Call the tax CA franchise board and find out the address to send your letter explaining your situation. Have your flight specialist or manager write them a letter on company letterhead explaining that you are administratively based in CA but do not generate income there and that you live in whatever state and are a resident there. It was a major pain and both times took up hours of my free time trying to resolve. They get very threatening to you. Nobody answers the phone until you spend a hour on hold and when they do they don't want to hear your sob story. Good luck!
01-22-2010, 06:34 AM
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CA garnished my wages without any notice over car registration a year after leaving the state. Took months to clear up. You have to 'De-register" your car there when you leave or they still want "their money". So much for just fining someone for driving with expired tags.
Fortunately my wife, who as a result of experience began to sense a Sam Kinison/denis leary style rant about to emerge from this behavioral psychology major intervened and extracted me from the situation and a stay at I'm sure one of the nicest holding cells in the country.
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