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question about being a resident
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this sort of involves personal finance, and sort of not. but it's an interesting question, so let's call it on topic? short answer: yes. long answer: it depends who's asking. if you're trying to qualify for in-state tuition, for example, you need to have been in state for a certain amount of time. for tax purposes, the first year you move to a new state you need to file part-time resident returns in your previous and current state of residency
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