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Maine residency question for tax purposes?
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Your best bet is to go on the Maine.gov site and find the answer to your question, or at the very least a place to call for more info. Good Luck
I do think u need to be here at least six months but am not sure, check out the site.
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Taken from the State of Maine website:
If you are a part-year resident of Maine, you must pay tax on all of your income for the part of the year you were a Maine resident, and you must also pay tax on any income derived from Maine sources during the part of the year you were a nonresident.
Additionally:
A “resident” taxpayer is a person who is:
domiciled in Maine (a “permanent legal resident”), or
a statutory resident (see page 4).
A “nonresident” taxpayer is an individual who earns income in Maine but who is not a Maine resident for income tax purposes.
Find any other info you need at: http://www.maine.gov/revenue/incomeestate/guidance/res_pamphlet.htm
http://www.maine.gov/revenue/incomeestate/guidance/res_pamphlet.htm
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