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And how are the hobobs? The dust storms. I will not go to Aridzona as the electric power is generated by a rickety nuclear plant that needs to be shut down. And who can make more than 30 thou in Aridzona? Not many.They are also low wage states. So you get what you work for and I could not live in a low wage/tax state.Really? You don't say.....
Why is it some states continue to attract new residents, while others, year after year, lose residents? While people move for many reasons, there is a strong, positive relationship between a state’s economic competitiveness and its projected likelihood to gain residents.
This relationship indicates how states experiencing higher population growth are generally the same states with lower tax and regulatory burdens, lower government debt and greater transparency and accountability for government spending.
Americans continue their march to low-tax states
Low tax states continue to be the winner in the population boom, while high taxed, over regulated states continue to stagnate and be on the losing end.
With a cost-of-living considerably lower as well. Hundred thousand dollars a year goes a hell of a lot farther in a state like Arizona than a place like San Francisco where it’s considered lower income
A real citizen will pick up those things. I know I do.They are also low wage states. So you get what you work for and I could not live in a low wage/tax state.Really? You don't say.....
Why is it some states continue to attract new residents, while others, year after year, lose residents? While people move for many reasons, there is a strong, positive relationship between a state’s economic competitiveness and its projected likelihood to gain residents.
This relationship indicates how states experiencing higher population growth are generally the same states with lower tax and regulatory burdens, lower government debt and greater transparency and accountability for government spending.
Americans continue their march to low-tax states
Low tax states continue to be the winner in the population boom, while high taxed, over regulated states continue to stagnate and be on the losing end.
With a cost-of-living considerably lower as well. Hundred thousand dollars a year goes a hell of a lot farther in a state like Arizona than a place like San Francisco where it’s considered lower income
And probably smaller piles of human excrement and dirty needles.
Many like you simply drink away your wages and then complain when you realize you are broke.good for you .....many aint as wealthy as you are....aint that what you lefties said the republicans say?....i have mine to bad about you....sure you aint a righty?.....I am retired and love it here in the SF Bay area. Food is good and the air is clear and no republicans to make life a bitch. Own our house and and everything we need.
Maybe red states will start becoming earners instead of having the highest rates of welfare and food stamp participation.And they're bringing with them the moonbat kook politics that screwed up the places that they're leaving.Really? You don't say.....
Why is it some states continue to attract new residents, while others, year after year, lose residents? While people move for many reasons, there is a strong, positive relationship between a state’s economic competitiveness and its projected likelihood to gain residents.
This relationship indicates how states experiencing higher population growth are generally the same states with lower tax and regulatory burdens, lower government debt and greater transparency and accountability for government spending.
Americans continue their march to low-tax states
Low tax states continue to be the winner in the population boom, while high taxed, over regulated states continue to stagnate and be on the losing end.
Well it is clear that your understanding of the tax code is lacking. Maybe if you understood why SALT were not taxed and interest on mortgages weren't it might be a bit more clear what is going on.Tax cuts for the rich waaaaaahhhhhh
What Trump’s tax reform did was to restore fairness to the tax code, was to put an end to the injustice of all Americans — including those in the middle class — paying for the sky high tax rates in states like New York.
You see, before Trump reformed the tax code, all Americans were subsidizing the rich.
It used to be that you could write off every penny of your state income tax on your federal income tax. Trump put an end to this outrage. Here’s how it works…
In the state of New York, if you earn over $1.078 million per year, you pay an income tax to the state of almost nine percent.
In other words, using round numbers, a New York resident who earns $10 million owes the state of New York close to $900,000 in income taxes. But…
Democrat-run states like New York knew that their rich residents would not feel the sting of that $900,000 tax bill because that $900,000 could be written off of their federal tax bill.
Basically, this was a sleazy way for Blue States to steal money from federal taxpayers, to make all of us pay for their grotesque tax rates. These Democrat-run states not only got all of this tax money, they also avoided getting voted out of office for over-taxing because the federal write-off removed most of the sting for the wealthy taxpayer.
Thankfully, Trump’s tax bill put an end to this shell game. Whereas before there was no limit on the amount of state income tax you could write off on your federal taxes, now there is a $10,000 limit. This means that the poor sap gutted for $900,000 in income taxes by New York, now eats $890,000 of it, which is as it should be.
Hey, if you’re a rich guy who thinks your taxes are too high, instead of making middle class taxpayers subsidize your ass, maybe stop voting for Democrats? Just an idea.
But now Cuomo is whining about the Orange Bad Man’s tax reform messing up his budget.
“It literally restructured the economy to help red states at the cost of blue states,” he boo hoo’d. “Everything we did economically is right. We tightened our belt, we cut taxes, we’re creating jobs, and here’s a penalty just because we are Democrats.”
Cuomo is not even telling the truth about what caused his shortfall, but even if he was, what this far-left Democrat is actually complaining about is Trump closing a loophole for the super-rich, is people fleeing his state because they are now forced to pay all of that 9 percent income tax now that it can no longer be written off.
The truth, though, is spelled out very well by economist Marty Cantor, who laid it out for a local news outlet.
“The problems here are caused by the governor and his administration,” he told News12, “It’s too expensive to live on Long Island and in New York state. Taxes are too high, people are leaving. It has nothing to do with Trump.”
Here’s the kicker: The $10,000 write-off limit did not go into effect until 2018. So how does Cuomo explain 2017’s $4.4 billion deficit? How did the Orange Bad Man create that one?\
Not to mention people like him!Good!
Shorter lines and better seats for the rest of us.
Now pack up your shit and get out!
Losers!
You're certainly entitled to your opinion, but I find it amusing you think the losers are the people who choose NOT to pay exorbitant taxes and fees to live in an overcrowded metropolis with small living spaces, pollution, and gridlocked traffic everywhere.
Red states are the ones that receive more than they pay in. Oh, and your tax cuts will expire while the wealthy laugh at your peasant ass.Basically, this was a sleazy way for Blue States to steal money from federal taxpayers, to make all of us pay for their grotesque tax rates. These Democrat-run states not only got all of this tax money, they also avoided getting voted out of office for over-taxing because the federal write-off removed most of the sting for the wealthy taxpayer.\
There are two lines in a budget. What’s coming in and what’s going out. In Calif those two lines are rapidly merging and the State will implode.I wonder when California will become a ghost town?
can you prove that about me or is this just more arrogant taxman talk?...Many like you simply drink away your wages and then complain when you realize you are broke.good for you .....many aint as wealthy as you are....aint that what you lefties said the republicans say?....i have mine to bad about you....sure you aint a righty?.....I am retired and love it here in the SF Bay area. Food is good and the air is clear and no republicans to make life a bitch. Own our house and and everything we need.
Like I said, all smoke and boast.My home is a fine specimen of appreciation. But then that was 45 years ago when I and my wife bought it.Prove that too. You can't but I know you'll blow plenty of smoke.Actually it is not the new commers but the old timers who are leaving. Most have homes that they bought for 20 K and are now 2 million.its payback.....California became like it is because of all the people from other states who moved there over the last 30 years to get their piece of California gold and brought their wonderful politics with them.....enjoy....And they're bringing with them the moonbat kook politics that screwed up the places that they're leaving.Really? You don't say.....
Low tax states continue to be the winner in the population boom, while high taxed, over regulated states continue to stagnate and be on the losing end.
You clowns continue to lie and blow smoke out your asses. When California goes under, you'll still spin and lie.You are the proof! Tezass is one of the worst for the working man.Prove it, liar. Show us you proof of these so called low wage states.They are also low wage states. So you get what you work for and I could not live in a low wage/tax state.Really? You don't say.....
Why is it some states continue to attract new residents, while others, year after year, lose residents? While people move for many reasons, there is a strong, positive relationship between a state’s economic competitiveness and its projected likelihood to gain residents.
This relationship indicates how states experiencing higher population growth are generally the same states with lower tax and regulatory burdens, lower government debt and greater transparency and accountability for government spending.
Americans continue their march to low-tax states
Low tax states continue to be the winner in the population boom, while high taxed, over regulated states continue to stagnate and be on the losing end.
When Cali finally goes down you'll still be posting, But but but but....Maybe red states will start becoming earners instead of having the highest rates of welfare and food stamp participation.And they're bringing with them the moonbat kook politics that screwed up the places that they're leaving.Really? You don't say.....
Why is it some states continue to attract new residents, while others, year after year, lose residents? While people move for many reasons, there is a strong, positive relationship between a state’s economic competitiveness and its projected likelihood to gain residents.
This relationship indicates how states experiencing higher population growth are generally the same states with lower tax and regulatory burdens, lower government debt and greater transparency and accountability for government spending.
Americans continue their march to low-tax states
Low tax states continue to be the winner in the population boom, while high taxed, over regulated states continue to stagnate and be on the losing end.
No end to their insane idiocy!Gov. Cuomo laid it all out quite clearly for the dimocrat clowns this week. Keep raising folks’ taxes and they’ll move, taking was was gonna be state revenue with them. Bye-bye.
In addition, Cuomo is decommission the nuclear power plant that provides 20% of our baseline electricity in both Westchester County and NYC. ConEd has been begging our glorious leader to allow them to bring in new gas service in the county, but Cuomo has held firmly opposed. So, after March 15, ConEd will not honor any new requests for gas service in southern Westchester.
Yep, Tax money never finds its way to the average American.Really? You don't say.....
Why is it some states continue to attract new residents, while others, year after year, lose residents? While people move for many reasons, there is a strong, positive relationship between a state’s economic competitiveness and its projected likelihood to gain residents.
This relationship indicates how states experiencing higher population growth are generally the same states with lower tax and regulatory burdens, lower government debt and greater transparency and accountability for government spending.
Americans continue their march to low-tax states
Low tax states continue to be the winner in the population boom, while high taxed, over regulated states continue to stagnate and be on the losing end.
Retiring baby boomers moving to areas with weak economies where the money they made in blue states and cities lets them live like kings
Rush-hour commute in western South Dakota...Good!
Shorter lines and better seats for the rest of us.
Now pack up your shit and get out!
Losers!
You're certainly entitled to your opinion, but I find it amusing you think the losers are the people who choose NOT to pay exorbitant taxes and fees to live in an overcrowded metropolis with small living spaces, pollution, and gridlocked traffic everywhere.
