Greetings @Vb1985! Your travels sound exciting.
Great info @dclick!
@Vb1985 Keep in mind that residency is the location of your home where you intend to live when you return from a vacation or temporary business travel. Like @dclick indicated, you are considered a resident of the state if your main home is in that state. Depending on the nature of your business in California, will determine if you need to file a nonresident return for California.
The best news is that TurboTax will help you calculate how much you owe to the multiple states where you earned income. The records that @dclick advised to keep will definitely assist in allocating your income correctly.
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