CA based vs. TX Resident
 

So,

How do I deal with the California tax board folks if they come after me for my earnings?

https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/49/40116

They can't do it. They can however charge you CA SDI which is a good deal if you ever need it.
which is a good deal if you ever need it.

Stay in your bunker and hoard your guns.

Don't forget to keep your Bible close at hand.


Don't know if anyone saw it in the news, but very near my home a local Jewelry store was robbed at gun point by four armed assailants. Family owned store. There were customers in the store and an elderly woman whom was being forced to turn over her purse to one of the robbers.

One of the robbers fired a shot, the owners returned fire, two with hand guns, one with an AK47. One robber shot dead, the other 3 bailed.

Jeff got the AK 47 after a failed robbery attempt two years prior where he felt his shotgun was not sufficient fire-power.

https://www.bing.com/news/search?q=J...bery&FORM=EWRE

They can only tax the money you make on flights that originate and terminate in CA. Dont bid LAX-SFO and you'll be fine.

Actually, that's not entirely correct either unless more than 50% of your flights are within CA over the whole year.

I also heard it's a good deal if you ever need it.

Friend of mine at SWA who lives in Vegas but is based in OAK, used it when she was out on maternity leave. It was a sizeable chunk of money she got every month. I don't remember the exact amount but it was enough to make me say "wow."

I live in TX and am based in CA. I get CA SDI deducted each month. It's not that much. And, No income tax is deducted because I reside in Texas.

You can say that again. Seriously, though, it can be a great deal if you run out of sick bank before LTD kicks in. Tops out right now at about $4000/month but you can use it as long as you need it. I've heard it can be a bit of a fight with the company to get them to draw on it but it can be done.