CA tax implications after moving?

[covingtonhouse]

That's kind of where I'm at after digging in further on this. As of earlier this week I changed my address and withholdings with my Idaho employer so my next paycheck I see won't have any more CA taxes withheld. Stoked to see that!

Side note about interstate banks....come to find out Bank of America actually doesn't have ANY branches at all in the state of Idaho. Been with them since I was a kid and got my first job delivering news papers....fast forward 35+ years later and I've been wanting to ditch them for quite some time. This move will finally force me to do so. After I buy our house I'm moving all my accounts to a local credit union I've joined.

We have two B of A branches in Coeur d'Alene. I just made a payment in one of them the other day.

[Barbastard]

Beg you're ID employer to directly return to you any CA taxes or disability withheld by them for you. If they send it to the state of CA on your behalf, you will play hell getting it back.

I'll see what I can do about it when I file taxes for 2023. It is what it is at this point.

We have two B of A branches in Coeur d'Alene. I just made a payment in one of them the other day.

I stand corrected. I just did a search and found the 2 in CDA and 1 in Post Falls. Might as well not be any in ID at that point...it's a little far for me to drive to do my banking when I live in the Treasure Valley.