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>>>>> On Thu, 31 Dec 1992 23:06:24 GMT, mhk@cactus.org (M. H. Khan) said:

> [...]
> residency in Texas, and moreover that any income attributable
> to business or work in another state would remain taxable by
> that state regardless of the status of Texas residency.  If

This is generally true.  However, some (if not most) states have
different methods of figuring state income tax for residents and
non-residents.  Being a Texas resident could actually mean lower taxes
on the income from another state.  Usually, the other state's rules
(i.e., the one where the income originates) will determine whether or
not you are a resident of that state.

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