Pick a jurisdiction, enter how many days you've spent there this year, and see where you stand against its actual test. Remember: in most states, any part of a day counts as a full day.
A calculator can tell you the arithmetic; it can't watch the calendar for you. It also can't tell you whether a state considers you to keep a "permanent place of abode," whether your domicile has genuinely moved, or how your planned trips change your year-end projection. That's the job DayLine does automatically, every day, on your phone.
DayLine tracks which state you're in every day, automatically, against every rule on this site — and builds the audit-ready record that protects you. All on your iPhone. Free for 30 days.
General educational information, verified against statutes and administrative guidance at the time of writing — not tax, legal, or accounting advice. Consult a qualified tax professional about your situation. · All state rules · DayLine home