Yeah. Because TX, AZ other states outside CA are prime for growing wine making grapes. Now there is one premium domestic wine that does not have any grapes in it the growers could make in arid states.
Looks like the wine industry will be the next industry that starts looking to leave California.
Would it be legal, say, for the "Headquarters", owners, et al. to "move" the business to a free-enterprise state such as NV, and still be able to harvest the vine from their vinyards in CA?
I've heard of a CA division that chases people down that claim other states income (or non-income) tax rate, but have business interests in CA.
Yeah. Because TX, AZ other states outside CA are prime for growing wine making grapes. Now there is one premium domestic wine that does not have any grapes in it the growers could make in arid states.