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Luckily Texas is 32nd in tax burden, and has zero state income tax.
by forum_ghost 4y ago
Luckily Texas is 32nd in tax burden, and has zero state income tax.
- CaptainZapp 4y agoThen again, Texans may be in deep shit if the weather turns too cold or too hot and the power grid conked yet again. Believe it or not, but a well maintained infrastructure has a lot to do with adequate taxation and regulation.
- bin_bash 4y agoI just bought a generator with some of the tens of thousands I’m saving by not paying CA tax anymore
- refurb 4y agoIndeed, unlike say, California whose high taxes have helped create a robust electrical infrastructure which hasn’t randomly started fires destroying entire towns (and killing dozens) and doesn’t have rolling blackouts each summer. Is that what you mean?
- forum_ghost 4y agoERCOT’s CEO was fired over the incident im sure you are referring to. fired within weeks. Who’s getting fired over California’s blackouts? Let me guess, it’s all just climate change?
- User23 4y agoTexas has other even more terrifying fragilities that I'm not going to get specific on, because they're that scary and I don't want to give crazy people ideas.
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- bliteben 4y agoTexas property taxes are insanely high, I would would consider moving to be closer to family, but I am pretty averse to the annual taxes at the properties that would appeal to me there (10k - 20k annual taxes).
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