California Is Taxing Nonresidents Who Never Even Visited — Really

Forbes ^ | July 7, 2022 | Robert W. Wood

[Svartalfiar]

They came after me three years after I left.
It was easier to send them $400 and be done with them

And that's why they keep doing it. Because people just pay them.

Probably would have been even easier to just ignore them.

[Slings and Arrows]

> He refused to pay and tells me he’s never going back to South Africa. That was 2018. How’s the South African government going to come after him.?

They will send a black ops team of Vuvuzela Commandos. Torture is mild in comparison.

[SeekAndFind]

RE: They will send a black ops team of Vuvuzela Commandos. Torture is mild in comparison.

So, they’re going to spend millions of dollars to do that in order to recover $100 in speeding ticket with no victims?

[Slings and Arrows]

There’s not a lot of employment opportunities for Vuvuzela Commandos. They work cheap.

[SeekAndFind]

I’m sure the exalted FBI will be on the lookout for these commandos.
I think sneaking in via the Southern border would be cheaper.

[Slings and Arrows]

Even the FBI trembles before the horror that is the Vuvuzela.

[Night Hides Not]

I wonder if one’s state government can defend one from such acts by another state.

I work in the Tax Dept. of a large real estate company. We have one entity with nearly 90 LLCs that were determined to have Nexus in California.

Rather than fight it, we just don't pay any taxes to other states. Not a great solution, but that's not our fight.