re: #101 albusteve

right, the question is, what does ‘resided’ mean…it will be ruled that it doesn’t mean you lived there…so your residence is not where you live…your residence is property you own, wherever that may be…Ha!

Obviously the legal distinction between living somewhere and having “residence” somewhere else is far too confusing for anyone decipher. It can’t possibly be referenced countless times when it comes to the tax code or immigration laws.