State income tax too high

@Chinatown i think knows a way around this. I THINK tho if you get a mailbox at a UPS Store it counts since you are able to show a physical address. I’m not 100% certain on that though so maybe I’ll just shut up.

 

First you get a P.O. Box, not a regular P.O. Box but a P.O. Box that shows a physical address like 123 any street any town USA 99999, then you get a CDL from another state that has no state income tax. The P.O. Box needs to be in that state.

Boom your good to go.

 

I do not have a home, my home is my semi truck. With that said I have a P.O. Box at a business called Old Town Mailhouse in Grants Pass, Oregon. My Drivers License has the address of this business as well as the P.O. Box (it is listed as an apartment number). It is VERY legal and I have never ever had any problems.

Come up here to Oregon, get a P.O. Box, get some junk mail with proof that you have this "new address" and after that go on over to the Oregon DMV and get a new CDL.

By the way the Old Town Mailhouse does forward your mail to another address of your choice if needed.

 

I know first hand that a PO box does not count as a physical address. Neither does a ups store box number. You may use either as a business mailing address but not as your home.

 

Every state has cheap one room apartments. I think they're called flophouses. All you have is a bedroom that you may or may not be allowed to have a hotplate and/or refrigerator in and you share a bathroom. Your mail will get stolen there, so you'll also need that PObox for that.

 

Everything sounds plausible. The execution is where the trouble lies. I do know that neither UPS nor USPS addresses work.

 

I think South Dakota only requires a PO Box & it's a no-income tax state.
Many California truckers are changing their address to Texas or Nevada.
A few on this forum used Escapees RV Club to switch to Texas & Florida. Membership gives you a legal Texas or Florida address.
Couldn't get that "Pricing" website to open; want to check it out.

 

Move to Arizona. We're pretty reasonable. Can't imagine why you don't want to give $5K year to the state.