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This focuses on income tax only. That's a terrible way to look at things. What about property tax? Home prices? Car insurance? House insurance? WAGES? Etc
by Kon-Peki 4y ago
This focuses on income tax only. That's a terrible way to look at things.
What about property tax? Home prices? Car insurance? House insurance? WAGES? Etc.
I looked at moving from Illinois to Florida last year and decided against it. I couldn't afford it. No state income taxes are a trap!
EDIT - I should probably mention that I cannot think of a possible justification for living in Florida if you aren't within 5-10 miles of the ocean, and that definitely affects the cost of everything. Growing up, I had relatives that lived along a river in northern Alabama, and it was an amazing, fun place to be. Boating, hiking, biking, swimming, etc. Rock outcroppings so you could jump 20 feet down into the water. The interior of Florida has nothing comparable to offer.
- xyzzyz 4y agoYou literally cannot imagine that someone might not care that much about outdoors? And you’re posting on a site mostly frequented by computer people? That’s pretty closed minded.
- Kon-Peki 4y agoFair enough. But then again, shouldn't Orlando be filled with computer people and Silicon Valley with outdoorsmen?
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- gameman144 4y agoIf we were to allocate all the people in the world from scratch, maybe. In the real world, history matters too, though.