I purchased a condo in a different state in November but didn't officially move in until December. Which date do I use as the date I became a resident of the new state?

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An individual resides in a state if the individual is present in a state with the intention of making a home in that state. Based on this it will be December.

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I purchased a condo in a different state in November but didn't officially move in until December. Which date do I use as the date I became a resident of the new state?

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