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To: Does so

Good ol’ Soviet Red Hampshire. Some people in Texas will feel the burn (Bern?) from the salt CAP, contrary to all the FReepers cheering on suffering in the blue states, since Texas property taxes are high, also.


11 posted on 12/21/2017 3:52:19 AM PST by Tolerance Sucks Rocks (Women prefer men with money and muscles. DUH!)
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Not many - with standard deductions doubling and no state income tax, you would need a truly massive property tax to see an increase, especially if married. Only about 5% of filers are seeing their taxes go up next year (almost entirely in blue states), with 80% decrease and rest still the same (mostly 0)


13 posted on 12/21/2017 4:00:35 AM PST by rb22982
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That doesn’t sound right, unless your property tax is like 20k.

It's $16,000 for 700 square feet on a NH lake (in the wrong town).

Another $1,000 for a 600 square feet antique mobile home on a Florida lake, and another $1,200 for a 700 square feet "funky" Florida home with a view of a harbor—not "waterfront".

(Water being my "therapy substance").

;)

Income? $70,000 "adjusted" 2016.

24 posted on 12/21/2017 5:14:40 AM PST by Does so (McAuliffe's Charlottesville...and...The Walter Duranty Press"...)
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