If that is what you are thinking you better read on. You can move but may still be considered a Minnesota resident.
Better read the fine print in the fact sheet provided by the State of MN with 26 factors to determine your residency along with the newspaper article that ran back in 2014. The paper has horror stories of people that moved out of state to find out that they still owed state income taxes to Minnesota.
Not only do you have to limit your stay in Minnesota to 183 days or less but where you vote, license your cars, your dog, where you attend church and where your doctors are located all become factors in determining where your permanent residence is located.
Action step: if you are thinking about relocating out of Minnesota you should look at all the factors and develop a plan to defend your new residency otherwise the MN tax man may come calling.
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