Episode 2: The state-income-tax difference is important, but not the whole picture
Nevada does not impose an individual state income tax, while California does. That difference can be significant, but it should not be interpreted as an absence of taxes after a move. Federal income tax, sales tax, property tax, and other household or business costs may still apply.
Someone who becomes a California nonresident may also continue to have California-source income. Property, services performed in California, business activity, and some forms of deferred or equity compensation can require separate analysis.
第 2 集：州所得稅差異很重要，但不是全部
Nevada 沒有個人州所得稅（individual state income tax），California 則有。這項差異可能很重要，但不代表搬到 Nevada 之後就沒有其他稅務負擔。Federal income tax、sales tax、property tax，以及其他家庭或商業支出仍可能適用。
即使已成為 California nonresident，California-source income 仍可能需要向 California 申報或繳稅。California 房產、在 California 提供的服務、商業活動，以及某些 deferred compensation 或 equity compensation，都可能需要分開分析。
Educational scope / 教育用途說明
General educational information only. This is not individualized tax, legal, or financial advice. Consult a qualified CPA, enrolled agent (EA), or tax attorney about your circumstances.