[LonePalm]

Avoid NJ. The Shore is nice but we are paying about $10,400/ year in property taxes alone. State income taxes are about another 4% of the gross.

Garde la Foi, mes amis! Nous nous sommes les sauveurs de la République! Maintenant et Toujours!
(Keep the Faith, my friends! We are the saviors of the Republic! Now and Forever!)
LoanPalm, le Républicain du verre cassé (The Broken Glass Republican)

[a_witness]

Where are you fleeing from ? Maybe we can trade places ?

[BADJOE]

I think all taxes are low in Nevada. FreepMail Diotima. She was raised in Los Vegas

[ppaul]

Wyoming? Idaho?
I don't know.
Probably Arkansas.
They've got a little development there called Whitewater.

[weepnomore]

Try Florida.

[Clemenza]

Florida has NO income tax, the sales tax starts at 6%, with some counties adding on about 0.5% to 1.0% on top of that. As far as property taxes are concerned, they vary from county to county, with the following having relatively high (for Florida) property tax rates: Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Orange and Hillsborough. Alabama reportedly has the lowest property taxes in the nation, although they have a state income tax. Good Luck!

[sheilah]

don't try Vermont. howabout Nevada or Arizona? Good luck.

[Joe Hadenuf]

Try Louisiana. I hear they have good Barbequed food.

[chnsmok]

Eastern Washington state. Property is reasonable. Property taxes a little high, but no income tax. And Washington could use a few more Conservatives!

[not-an-ostrich]

Check out the Washington/Oregon border. One state doesn't have income tax (work there), adjoining state doesn't have sales tax (shop there). Pick the state/county with lowest property tax.

[Joe Hadenuf]

would like information on states without property tax,

Oh, and if you find this out, let me know too. Not that I would move, just curious.

[holly]

The rural areas of north Florida are good unless you need a job. I lived in CA for a while. Big mistake. Here I can shoot coons in my front yard. Try to do that in CA.

[Raymond Hendrix]

Welcome to Tennessee. I fled here from the land of fruits and nuts about 30 years ago. Actually I stopped in Utah for about 20 years but Tennesse is where I ended up and I aint leaving! I live in Grundy county. The taxes are low and they do not even require building permits to build a house. It is kind of like America used to be...

[agitator]

It goes without saying that you don't want to come to Taxxachusetts. Vermont is a socialist paradise as well. Maine has lots o' commies too. Southern NH has been polluted by people who screwed up Massachusetts and are in the process of screwing up that state. NY is yet another commie cesspool. Connecticut? I'd rather live in Massachusetts - that's how bad that place is. Same for RI. Well, that about sums up New England. Barf.

[brbethke]

South Dakota.

The weather takes some getting used to, though.

[alnick]

Louisiana has a $75,000 homestead exemption.

[11B3]

Here in Washington state, we have no income tax. Our property taxes vary depending upon where you are, and a group of other variables. Business taxes are low, as well as energy prices. The Liberal content is high on the west side of the Cascades, and low on the east side - but the living conditions are not as high in the east since it is more agrarian. If you're into weapons, this state does not allow civilians to own Class III weapons, which sucks.

Congratulations on fleeing the People's Republic of Kalifornia.

[SteelTrap]

The great state of Texas has no state income tax. My property taxes are less than 3K for a 140K house w/ 2 acres. Sales tax is 8.25%. Most groceries aren't taxed at all unlike in places such as Oklahoma.

BTW, I'm still paying for the year I spent working in CA. The tax form was so dad-gum complicated I should have hired a CPA to do them but I tried to save a buck and do them myself. Big mistake. They placed a tax lien on me without even notifying me I owed anything!

[dersepp]

We all need to check out freestateproject.org.

[dersepp]

We all need to check out freestateproject.org.