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To: BearCub
States without state income tax have higher sales tax and property tax to compensate.

I live in NY State, I beg to differ. In fact I don't just beg to differ, I differ!!

30 posted on 10/11/2004 12:49:29 PM PDT by mc5cents ("We will have to take things away from you on behalf of the common good." Hillary Clinton)
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To: mc5cents

that's right - we get hit with everything here. a toll bridge here will soon cost $9 to cross - can I deduct that? that's a tax, isn't it?


40 posted on 10/11/2004 12:51:23 PM PDT by oceanview
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To: mc5cents
I live in NY State, I beg to differ. In fact I don't just beg to differ, I differ!!

In Texas our sales tax rate is 8.25% - that's higher than New York IIRC.

In 1999, the average effective residential property tax rate per $100 valuation in New York City was $0.83 - in Houston it was $2.84. This is after adjusting the nominal tax rate by dividing it by the percentage of property actually taxed.

57 posted on 10/11/2004 12:57:19 PM PDT by BearCub
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To: mc5cents
I live in NY State, I beg to differ. In fact I don't just beg to differ, I differ!!

So what's your sales tax rate in NY? Mine's 9.25% in TN!!!!

64 posted on 10/11/2004 1:05:07 PM PDT by OrangeDaisy
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To: mc5cents

I agree with you. I live in NYS. Our sales tax in our county is enormously high--8 and 1/4%


86 posted on 10/11/2004 1:27:45 PM PDT by GOPologist
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