Out of state tuition

[shintoooo]

Maybe you should start filing AZ state income tax.

[jordy]

I think you are ok if you are a resident. She should be in as well.

Don't you have a plane to crash, ahem, I mean fly ER boy?

I don't pay taxes as I have no income there and our business is in CA. You're right, that may be an issue. Thank you for the post.

Ahhh.... But if you're paying AZ property taxes that could be your saving grace. I'd have her get an AZ license and register her car her as well.

This little section may be the difference for you:

•Dependent of an Arizona Resident—the student and his or her parents are domiciled in Arizona and the parents are entitled to claim the student as a dependent for federal and state tax purposes (physical presence for 12 months is not required).

Maybe you should start filing AZ state income tax.

When they can charge out of state students 10 times more than in state, they make it much more complicated than that. Worst case, she's out of state for the first year and then can have herself readmitted as an in state student.

[Joker]

Maybe you should start filing AZ state income tax.

Hmmmm, might not be a bad idea

[GotHalos]

Just tell them you're illegal

LOL.

So, I want my daughter to attend ASU or U of A.
If she's a ca resident but I'm a az resident, can she be considered in state or do I need to be paying taxes in az?

What does she want to study?

Hmmmm, might not be a bad idea

[Joker]

LOL.


What does she want to study?

Forensics.

[Mitch]

High school transcripts tell them were your child lived.

[pvhca1]

Dealing with this right now Joker. Since our wonderfully run state decided a couple of years ago to end the deal they had with Az, NV and OR where our kids got away with not paying out of state tuition on states that bordered ours. Fucking genius. My son may attend UNLV depending on if we can get strings pulled regarding out of state tuition and also depending on the amount of scholarship money they offer.

[vmjtc3]

WITH the WUE deal, you pay 50% more than instate tuition but its still a lot cheaper than full out of state tuition.

[RVRKID]

My niece is going to ASU right now from CA and like Phil said since our great state F'd up the deal I think she said she is paying around $35K a year for everything.