Prepare Yourselves… 2022 AEs
02-18-2022, 12:55 PM
#992
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02-18-2022, 12:58 PM
#993
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Neighboring Connecticut is the second-highest, at 12.8%. The national median is 7.5%.
In addition, New Yorkers pay $9,987 in state and local taxes per capita, which also ranks first in the nation. Connecticut is also second highest in this category, at $9,705.”
02-18-2022, 12:59 PM
#994
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I was honestly shocked at how expensive the taxes were in GA.
02-18-2022, 01:02 PM
#995
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“Jared Walczak, the Tax Foundation’s vice president of state projects, pointed to his group’s latest state and local tax burden report, from 2019. It shows that 14.1% of New Yorkers’ incomes go directly to state and local government, by far the highest of any state.
Neighboring Connecticut is the second-highest, at 12.8%. The national median is 7.5%.
In addition, New Yorkers pay $9,987 in state and local taxes per capita, which also ranks first in the nation. Connecticut is also second highest in this category, at $9,705.”
Neighboring Connecticut is the second-highest, at 12.8%. The national median is 7.5%.
In addition, New Yorkers pay $9,987 in state and local taxes per capita, which also ranks first in the nation. Connecticut is also second highest in this category, at $9,705.”
02-18-2022, 01:17 PM
#998
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GA has a fairly low tax burden. Especially property taxes.
According to The Tax Foundation (independent, non profit source, 2019 data)
Tax Burden State Rankings (local and state) for our Hubs
New York - 14.1% (1st, highest)
California - 11.5% (8th)
Michigan - 10% (23rd)
Utah- 9.6% (30th)
Washington - 9.8% (27th
Georgia - 8.9% (41st)
Minnesota- 12.5% (5th)
Granted, this doesn’t translate direct to an individual’s tax burden, but it’s a broad view of overall taxes
https://taxfoundation.org/publicatio...rden-rankings/
02-18-2022, 01:17 PM
#999
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Why do you think people spend so much money to live in NYC instead of Louisiana or Florida. Do you think it's just because they are too dumb? You haven't "cracked the code" by living in the swamp. I've lived there and would gladly pay 6% of my income to never have to live there again.
02-18-2022, 01:21 PM
#1000
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Why do people care so much about other people's choices? Deep insecurities.
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