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Rush reported that a recent NY court has determined that anyone who has a part-time residence in NY will have to pay income taxes on their full annual income - not as previous, a proportionate part of such, attributable to time spent in the state. Even if they have only spent a few weeks in a vacation lodge they owned in the state.

Soon, if you tent in NY, you get to pay income taxes on your full annual income; or perhaps travel through NY in a camper or such - pay at the boarder on exit, or be locked up!

"Liberal" NAZI scumbags!

Rush reported that a recent NY court has determined that anyone who has a part-time residence in NY will have to pay income taxes on their full annual income - not as previous, a proportionate part of such, attributable to time spent in the state. Even if they have only spent a few weeks in a vacation lodge they owned in the state.

I heard that too, then I did a bit of research to confirm it. I nearly fell out of my chair! The couple that is being sued live in and pays taxes in CT and maintains a vacation home in NY, used a few weeks a year at most. It is beyond imagination how NY can even think it is appropriate that they pay NY income taxes as well. I'll never understand how a liberal mind functions (or fails to). If the ruling goes in favor of NY, I'll bet there will suddenly be a glut of vacation properties for sale in NY.

California is just as bad. While sailing from Washington to Hawaii, winter weather forced us to take refuge in Eureka for six weeks. Just received a letter from the Humbolt county tax assessor. They want me to pay property tax on my boat.