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April 23, 2014Guest Contributor – Mike O'BrienCategories: Appeals, Audits, Minnesota Tax Court, ResidencyTags: 183 day rule, 183 days, 26 factors, abode, abode and more than 1/2 time, abode definition, abode definition in Minnesota, abode in Minnesota, abode in Minnesota and half time, am I a Minnesota resident?, am I a resident of Minnesota, change Minnesota domicile, change Minnesota residency, changing Minnesota residency, changing MN residency, days spent in Minnesota, days spent in Minnesota for residency, definition of abode, domicile, Minnesota abode, Minnesota domicile, Minnesota law abode, Minnesota non-domiciliary resident, Minnesota residency law, Minnesota residency presumptions, Minnesota resident, Minnesota resident 183-day rule, Minnesota resident abode, Minnesota resident tax, MN domicile, MN resident, MN resident tax, nondomiciliary Minnesota, presumptions Minnesota resident, residency in Minnesota, resident of Minnesota, tax rules Minnesota resident, tax rules MN resident, twenty-six factors

Who Qualifies as a Resident of Minnesota?: Calculating Time Spent in Minnesota

This is the sixth article in a series dedicated to the rules regarding who qualifies as a “res...

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April 5, 2014Guest Contributor – Mike O'BrienCategories: Appeals, Audits, ResidencyTags: 183 day rule, 183 days, 26 factors, abode, abode and more than 1/2 time, abode definition, abode definition in Minnesota, abode in Minnesota, abode in Minnesota and half time, am I a resident of Minnesota, change Minnesota domicile, change Minnesota residency, changing Minnesota residency, changing MN residency, definition of abode, domicile, Minnesota abode, Minnesota domicile, Minnesota law abode, Minnesota non-domiciliary resident, Minnesota residency law, Minnesota residency presumptions, Minnesota resident, Minnesota resident 183-day rule, Minnesota resident abode, Minnesota resident tax, MN domicile, MN resident, MN resident tax, nondomiciliary Minnesota, presumptions Minnesota resident, residency in Minnesota, resident of Minnesota, tax rules Minnesota resident, tax rules MN resident, twenty-six factors

Who Qualifies as a Resident of Minnesota? The Definition of "Abode" in Minnesota

This is the fifth article in a series dedicated to the rules regarding who qualifies as a “res...

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March 11, 2014Guest Contributor – Mike O'BrienCategories: Appeals, Audits, ResidencyTags: 183 day rule, 183 days, 26 factors, abode and more than 1/2 time, abode in Minnesota and half time, am I a resident of Minnesota, change Minnesota domicile, change Minnesota residency, changing Minnesota residency, changing MN residency, domicile, Minnesota domicile, Minnesota non-domiciliary resident, Minnesota residency law, Minnesota residency presumptions, Minnesota resident, Minnesota resident 183-day rule, Minnesota resident tax, MN domicile, MN resident, MN resident tax, nondomiciliary Minnesota, presumptions Minnesota resident, residency in Minnesota, resident of Minnesota, tax rules Minnesota resident, tax rules MN resident, twenty-six factors

Who Qualifies as a Resident of Minnesota?: Non-Domiciliary Resident Rules

This is the fourth article in a series dedicated to the rules regarding who qualifies as a “re...

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February 19, 2014Guest Contributor – Mike O'BrienCategories: Audits, Minnesota Tax Court, ResidencyTags: 26 factors, change Minnesota domicile, change Minnesota residency, changing Minnesota residency, changing MN residency, domicile, Minnesota domicile, Minnesota residency law, Minnesota residency presumptions, Minnesota resident, Minnesota resident tax, MN domicile, MN resident, MN resident tax, presumptions Minnesota resident, residency in Minnesota, resident of Minnesota, tax rules Minnesota resident, tax rules MN resident, twenty-six factors

Who Qualifies as a Resident of Minnesota?: The Factors Considered to Determine Domicile

This is the third article in a series dedicated to the rules regarding who qualifies as a “res...