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179 days and nights in Manhattan
November 06, 2009
April15.com blog tells how careful recordkeeping allowed a billionaire to avoid millions of dollars in New York city and state taxes when he showed he only spent 179 days in the city. Four more days would have made him a "resident" for the year, enabling the city and state to tax him on all of his income, not just that from New York sources.
You'd almost have to be a billionaire to afford 179 days in Manhattan.
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