Ohio Income Tax: Snowbirds Clipped by Ohio Supreme Court
On October 7, 2015, Buckingham hosted a bonus edition of our Breakfast with Buckingham series titled “Ohio Income Tax: Snowbirds Clipped by Ohio Supreme Court.”
After the Supreme Court’s Cunningham decision, individuals living part-time in Ohio, but claiming nonresidency for Ohio income tax purposes, cannot simply rely upon spending the requisite number of days outside Ohio.
Watch the video below, and feel free to print out the October Breakfast Materials that supplemented the presentation.
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