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Legal Troubles Behind Trump's Florida Residency Change, New York Gov. Cuomo Says
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3:52Now PlayingNew York Governor Andrew Cuomo said legal troubles were the motivator behind US President Donald Trump's change in residency.
Trump tweeted late on Thursday that he would make Palm Beach, Florida, his permanent residence after leaving the White House, rather than returning to Trump Tower in New York.
Trump, who was born in New York and whose developer-turned-reality-star persona was honed there, said the city "will always have a special place in my heart!" But he complained that he had been "treated very badly by the political leaders of both the city and state" despite paying "millions of dollars in city, state and local taxes each year."
"In the end it will be best for all concerned," he tweeted
On Friday, Cuomo responded by bidding Trump "good riddance," adding that Trump and his lawyers who are fighting to not release his taxes, would have a stronger argument at not having to turn them over since he is now no longer a resident of the state.
"He's in litigation. I think his lawyers think this will help his legal case where he can now say, 'Well, New York doesn't have a right to my taxes. I'm no longer a resident of New York'," Cuomo said.
The New York Times reported that Trump had filed "declaration of domicile" paperwork changing his "predominant and principal home" to his Mar-a-Lago resort.
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