Soon, you will be deemed super rich!
Soon, you will be deemed super rich!
Can you just say no. Once you leave the state. How can they touch you legally?
Can you just say no. Once you leave the state. How can they touch you legally?
I don't know how they think they're going to enforce it. If you don't own property in the state what can they leverage against you?
I don't know how they think they're going to enforce it. If you don't own property in the state what can they leverage against you?
When you move out of state, they will send you a vehicle/license renewal. It doesn't matter if you already registered in the new state, the DMV system is so antiquated it can't talk to other state's systems. You are then late on payments and then they drag you to a California Court, which rules in favor of the state and your accounts then get frozen and they start pounding away at your proverbial asshole like a jackhammer forcing you to return to the sate and fight.
When you move out of state, they will send you a vehicle/license renewal. It doesn't matter if you already registered in the new state, the DMV system is so antiquated it can't talk to other state's systems. You are then late on payments and then they drag you to a California Court, which rules in favor of the state and your accounts then get frozen and they start pounding away at your proverbial asshole like a jackhammer forcing you to return to the sate and fight.
I guess. I've moved a few times and never had a problem. California, on the other hand, is a world unto its own.
I guess. I've moved a few times and never had a problem.
California, on the other hand, is a world unto its own.
I would say they could put a stop on your bank if the bank resides in CA.
I would say they could put a stop on your bank if the bank resides in CA.
I would say they could put a stop on your bank if the bank resides in CA.
They could certainly try that. I could see banks losing customers that way, as well as facing lawsuits.
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I would say they could put a stop on your bank if the bank resides in CA.
They could certainly try that. I could see banks losing customers that way, as well as facing lawsuits.
This idea came up about 10 years ago. The thinking then is the state is entitled to your earning after you move your business out of state because of all the services you had the opportunity to take part of, typically education, regardless of if you did or not.
This idea came up about 10 years ago. The thinking then is the state is entitled to your earning after you move your business out of state because of all the services you had the opportunity to take part of, typically education, regardless of if you did or not.
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