Question

All of the following are factors to consider when determining a taxpayer's California residency status, except:

A. Amount of time spent in California versus amount of time spent outside California.
B. Permanence of work assignments in California.
C. State in which the taxpayer is registered to vote.
D. State in which the taxpayer will pay the least amount of tax.

Answer 1

When determining a taxpayer's California residency status, factors to consider include amount of time spent in California, permanence of work assignments in California, and state in which the taxpayer is registered to vote.

Step-by-step explanation:

All of the following factors are considered when determining a taxpayer's California residency status, except State in which the taxpayer will pay the least amount of tax. The other factors to consider are:

1. Amount of time spent in California versus amount of time spent outside California
2. Permanence of work assignments in California
3. State in which the taxpayer is registered to vote