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Originally Posted by Scbang
Thanks for the info but my question really is by notifying NY state, it might cause for them to audit me. If I do everything required in FL and do nothing in NY, maybe it's better and NY does not notice my move other than I no longer file NY state tax return.
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Really it doesn't matter what you do or don't do you never know what NY will do. I left NY years ago and moved to GA. 6 years after that move I received a bill for unpaid taxes from NY for over $6,000. I guess it didn't matter to NY that the W-2's showed GA.
Fortunately I was an anal retentive accountant and had all my tax information for the year in question showing I was a resident of GA and paid taxes there. That took care of the issue. So the best advice I can give you is keep your documentation just in case some NY state tax "professional" doesn't do their job correctly.