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taxu2
Level 4
03-29-2024
02:20 PM
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TP lived in Illinois until June 2023. Sold home, moved to FL, secured a job, changed driver's license, rented home, and then decided to move back a month later. Was only in FL for a couple months. Can I exclude the FL income from Illinois or will IL see this as a temporary absence?
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BobKamman
Level 15
03-29-2024
02:28 PM
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What makes you think Illinois would give a rodent's posterior about that month's income, when taxpayer was clearly not an Illinois resident?
As they say in Chicago, "just go ahead and take a stab at it."
taxu2
Level 4
03-29-2024
02:48 PM
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Lol, I appreciate it. Illinois would tax the rodent's posterior if it could.
BobKamman
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03-29-2024
03:03 PM
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I'm old enough to remember Paul Powell's shoeboxes. You probably aren't.
