Voters should care about this bill because it affects fairness in taxation and provides financial certainty for individuals, especially those who move between states. If this bill becomes law, people who relocate will have peace of mind that a state they no longer reside in cannot impose unexpected new taxes on their past assets, reducing the risk of being suddenly liable for a tax they couldn't have foreseen.

Without this bill, states could potentially pass laws that retroactively tax former residents' assets, which could create significant financial burdens and make it difficult for people to plan their finances or decide where to live without fear of future, unforeseen tax liabilities. It helps ensure that when you move out of a state, you have a clearer understanding of your financial obligations to that state.