This arrangement may cause income tax problems for you. A recent taxpayer victory in NY’s highest court may be helpful. Lower courts in NY had said that being physically present in the state for at least 183 and owning a residence, regardless of whether it was lived in by the taxpayer, results in permanent residence status; the high court reversed. In the case, where a business owner in NJ commuted to his company in NY, the fact that the business owner’s parents lived in the home he owned did not make him a resident of NY.
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