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For accountants

A one-minute brief for CPAs and estate attorneys. Read it, then send it to a client who splits the year between two states.

A small accounting office in late sun: a wooden desk with two closed manila folders side by side, a brass desk lamp, and shelves of plain binders.

The one-minute brief

TwoRidge keeps a day-by-day record of which of two states your client spent each day in, with proof attached to each date, and exports it at year end as a dated Residency Record.

What your client gets

  • A day log: every day of the year assigned to one of their two states, with a running count for each against a threshold they set.
  • Proof on the day: receipts, boarding passes and toll statements filed under the date they prove.
  • A Residency Record: a dated, organized file with a summary by state, the day-by-day log, a proof index, and how each day went in. They send it to you.
  • Earlier years kept available for as long as their account is open.

What TwoRidge does not do

  • It never determines residency or domicile.
  • It never prepares or files returns, and never represents anyone in an audit.
  • It gives no tax, legal or financial advice.

TwoRidge keeps the record. You decide what it means.

Where the days come from

Only from your client: one-tap check-ins, calendar imports and bulk entries they make, and files they upload. No bank, brokerage or card linking, and no background location tracking.

What the free calculator is for

A quick estimate to show a client what is at stake: their household income and two states in, an estimate of each state's income tax and the difference out, with the tax year and assumptions shown. It is not a tax calculation for filing. Open the State-Tax Stakes calculator.

How a client starts

Free, with no time limit, at tworidge.com/signup. TwoRidge Plus, $89 a year, adds the evidence vault, threshold text alerts, calendar import, a second profile for a spouse or partner, and the Residency Record export. They can cancel online, without a phone call.

What a Residency Record contains

A sample for a Florida and Connecticut household, drawn from example data. Open the folder to read it.

ExampleResidency Record, 2026Florida and Connecticut household. Draft dated August 25, 2026.Open the sample recordClose the sample record

Part 1 Cover

Household
Example household, one profile
Tax year
2026, draft through August 25
States
Florida and Connecticut
Threshold set
183 days in each state, set by the account holder

Prepared from the account holder's own entries and uploads. This record counts days. It does not determine residency or domicile.

Part 2 Summary by state

StateDaysWith proofThreshold
Florida9671183
Connecticut141118183
All days237189

Part 3 Day by day

Excerpt: four of 237 days.

DateStateHow it went inProof
Wed, Aug 19Florida, day 91Calendar importBoarding pass
Thu, Aug 20Florida, day 92Check-in, 8:31 amReceipt
Mon, Aug 24Florida, day 96Check-in, 8:05 amToll statement
Tue, Aug 25Connecticut, day 141Check-in, 1:40 pmBoarding pass, receipt

Part 4 Proof index

Excerpt: four of 189 items. Each file is included with the record.

DateKindDetail
Thu, Aug 20ReceiptPharmacy, Naples, FL
Mon, Aug 24Toll statementTwo tolls near Naples, FL
Tue, Aug 25Boarding passFort Lauderdale to Hartford
Tue, Aug 25ReceiptHardware store, New Canaan, CT

Part 5 How each day went in

One-tap check-in
144 days
Calendar import
12 days
Bulk entry
81 days, January 5 to March 26

Pass it to the client who needs it

They start free. With Plus, they can send you a dated record at year end. The decisions stay with you.