@DoninGA
What if I'm a green card holder currently living abroad on a reentry permit (which means I intend on returning to the U.S.) Do I just keep it CA as my address?
I'm a green card holder who lived in CA but have been living abroad since 2021 with a reentry permit which allows me to remain outside the U.S. for 2 years without losing the green card. I returned to the U.S. in 2023 and reapplied for the reentry permit to stay out of the U.S. for another 2 years. The reentry permit is meant to be temporary and that I intend on returning to the U.S.
On Dec. 31 of 2021, 2022, and probably 2023 I would be abroad. Am I supposed to select that my permanent residence is now abroad in the info section? Or should I keep it CA? I have to file CA state taxes anyways, and it is where I intend on returning but wasn't sure what to do.
looking at the section in question, it says "
State of residence (on December 31, 2022)
Usually your state of residency is the place you intend to be your permanent home. You aren't living in the state for a temporary purpose. It's the place you return to after a vacation, business assignment, or away at school.
You can only have one permanent home. States often refer to this as your domicile.
Some states have a "days test" and if you spend more than a certain number of days (often 183 days) of the taxable year in their state, they consider you a resident for that year."
Is it important to state that on Dec 31, I was abroad instead of in CA?
