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California source income and taxes for someone living abroad
I am writing on behalf of my in-laws. They were Georgia resident and in 2019 moved abroad permanently. Their sources of income are social security, RMDs from retirement accounts, div/int from taxable account.
They have listed our CA address as their mailing address for convenience. They have never lived in CA, don't have a driver's license here, no property, etc. Their only connection to CA is the mailing address they are using (my home) for their bank/retirement accounts/social security.
It is pretty clear that they are CA non-residents. However, will CA determine that their RMDs and div/int are CA source since they are using a CA mailing address? Are they required to file a CA non-resident tax return?
‎August 16, 2020
11:08 AM