A taxpayer spends six months in the year working and living in the state. They move across the border, but keep the samejob. For all intents and purposes, they are now domiciled in this other state for the latter half of the year. How much ofthe income that they receive is considered California source income taxable under the jurisdiction of the FTB?All of itOnly the half while the taxpayer was domiciled within the stateNone of itAn apportioned amount based on amounts earned compared between two different time periods of residency and nonresidency

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