Pensions and most interest and dividends are
taxed by your state of residence when you receive them.
Not exact matches
By investing in a plan outside your
state of residence, you may lose any
state tax benefits.
You do not satisfy the substantial
residence requirements (you spent 31 days during the
Tax Year and a total
of 183 days over the past 3 years, calculating the total number
of days
by adding the total number
of days spent in United
States this year to 1/3
of the total number
of days spent in United
States last year, and then adding 1/6
of the total number
of days spent in United
States 2 years ago to that total).
The
tax treatment
of such withdrawals at the
state level (determined
by the taxpayer's
state of residence) is less clear, and
states may ultimately determine the treatment
of these withdrawals independently.
Clients seeking to maximize
tax - exempt (municipal) bond holdings issued
by their
state of residence in order to minimize
state tax exposure.
In Colorado, for example, some cities require that the short - term rental be in one's primary
residence and a certain percentage
of the rental income be
taxed by both the municipality and the
state.
The legislation passed
by the Senate included changes to the exemption for gains from the sale
of a primary
residence, elimination
of the deduction for
state and local income or sales
taxes, a cap on the deduction for real property
taxes, elimination
of the deduction
of interest on home equity loans (unless the proceeds
of such loans were used to substantially improve the
residence), restrictions on the deduction for moving expenses to only active duty military, and restrictions on the deduction for personal casualty losses to Presidentially declared disasters.