DE Residency
Residents are individuals
- Who are domiciled in Delaware for any part of the tax year, or
- Who maintain a place of abode in Delaware and spend more than 183 days in Delaware during the year.
Part-year residents are individuals who are Delaware residents for only a portion of the tax year. Part-year residents can elect to file either:
- A resident return. This option is usually best if, while a nonresident, the individual has no income from sources outside Delaware, or
- A nonresident return. This option is usually best if, while a nonresident, the individual has income from sources outside Delaware.
Nonresidents are individuals who are not Delaware residents at any time during the year.
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