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Jaaayyy23
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California state taxes for military stationed oversees

Hello,

 

I've been stationed in Japan for 4 years now. I'm originally from California when i joined the military in 2013. This year i will sell a portion of my stock portfolio. Will i have to pay California state taxes on the capital gains i receive from it?

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TomD8
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California state taxes for military stationed oversees

California's rule is that California military servicemembers who leave California under PCS orders become nonresidents of California for income tax purposes.  California taxes non-residents only on California-source income.

https://www.ftb.ca.gov/forms/2023/2023-1032-publication.pdf

 

The gain or loss from the sale of stocks or bonds has a source where you are a resident at the time of the sale.  Since you were considered a non-resident of CA at the time you sold your stocks, the capital gain is not California-sourced and therefore not taxable by CA.

**Answers are correct to the best of my ability but do not constitute tax or legal advice.
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