The Maine Revenue Services updated guidance on residency safe harbors for individuals spending extended time outside Maine to qualify for nonresident tax treatment. The guidance provides two options: 1) a general safe harbor requiring no permanent place of abode in Maine, a permanent abode outside the state, and no more than 30 days spent in Maine during the tax year; and 2) a foreign safe harbor for individuals present in foreign countries for at least 450 days within any 548-day period, provided they spend no more than 90 days in Maine and do not maintain a Maine abode where a ...
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