states that pay no taxes.

#2
#2
Here's a real world truth. One of the main reasons I decided to come back to TN and move my businesses was due to state income tax and city tax. My city tax was up to 2% and my state tax was being rumored on going up again. Some of the employees I brought with me, which caused Ohio to lose tax revenue. The rest I let go and I'm not sure where they work now. The rest I hired here. Nissan did the same thing last year and there are others that are following.
 
#3
#3
We have a sales and use tax that is close to 1 1/2 of the national average to offset no state income tax. Our tax burden is still lower than just about any state but not by as much as it would seem.
 
#5
#5
With being in the process of moving to Michigan, I feel like I'm the guy that didn't get the memo and is going the wrong way :). I could have taken the job in Texas, which does have a better tax situation, but the location with regard to my wife's family was worth the extra taxes.
 
#6
#6
TennTradition said:
With being in the process of moving to Michigan, I feel like I'm the guy that didn't get the memo and is going the wrong way :). I could have taken the job in Texas, which does have a better tax situation, but the location with regard to my wife's family was worth the extra taxes.
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So they live in Texas.:eek:lol:
 
#9
#9
Now that I come to think of it...maybe I'll make that phone call and take the alternate location :)
 
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