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To: Jorj X Mckie who wrote (20268)	1/8/2003 6:38:36 PM
From: MulhollandDrive	Respond to of 57110

the more i think about it... i think you are right... our illinois employees pay illinois income tax at their filing... but their withholdings go to missouri as they work here....the monies are deposited out of the mo state accounts into the il state coffers.

To: Jorj X Mckie who wrote (20268)	1/8/2003 6:47:37 PM
From: Bid Buster	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57110

unless the ca tax laws changed in the last 10 years its not "legal"...if you work in the state of ca you are required to pay ca state income tax no matter what the residency...AND, if you collect retirement from ca you are required to pay ca state income tax on that retirement no matter what the residency.

To: Jorj X Mckie who wrote (20268)	1/9/2003 12:20:08 PM
From: Lazarus_Long	Respond to of 57110

Not according to my wife. The "legal" part, not the "done all the time" part. CA has long claimed the right to tax any income earned in the state. At one point, it even tried to claim the right to tax interest earned on money you earned here AFTER youy left the state, AND the right to tax pensions earned as a result of working in CA even if you left the state. The Feds stopped that. Here's a common situation, Jorj: Your company sends you to another state to work for 4 months, then you return to CA. Do you owe the other state income tax (assuming it has one)? Yes. One-third of your income is taxable by that state, 2/3 is taxable by CA. And having a PO Box in NV does NOT give you residence there. FTB will not be amused by that claim. The fact that it is done all the time means nothing legally. People drive w/o licenses in this state all the time; the CHiP who stops them isn't going to accept that as an excuse.