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Profitable Real Estate and Taxes

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Here’s what a $100,000 annual salary represents in take-home pay in the 10 states with the lowest income taxes:

This Doesn’t include sales tax, and the one we all love – Property Taxes – or even gas taxes. In fact it doesn’t even include the taxes they levy on taxes just to get more taxes. When you compare the cost of living across states `with the amount of tax coming out of your checks, well, you get the idea.

  1. Alaska – $73,077
  2. Florida – $73,077
  3. Nevada – $73,077
  4. New Hampshire – $73,077
  5. South Dakota – $73,077
  6. Tennessee – $73,077
  7. Texas – $73,077
  8. Washington – $73,077
  9. Wyoming – $73,077
  10. North Dakota – $71,523

And here’s what you would take home from a $100,000 yearly paycheck in the five states with the highest income taxes: 

And as Jerry Brown, Governor of California is fond of saying “Nobody ever leaves California just because we raise taxes.”

  1. Oregon – $65,092
  2. Maryland – $65,541
  3. New York – $65,753
  4. Hawaii – $65,846
  5. California – $66,157
  6. Kentucky – $66,252
  7. Idaho – $66,394
  8. South Carolina – $66,720
  9. Minnesota – $66,812
  10. Maine – $66,821