Anyone move from DMV to no state income tax state?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s a pathetic reason for moving. And ANY reason for moving to Florida is pathetic.

I find judgmental people like you pathetic

Yea, well, if I ever reach the point where I actually have to care about state income tax to decide where to live the only life I’m ever going to have, I hope someone puts me out of my misery.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s a pathetic reason for moving. And ANY reason for moving to Florida is pathetic.

I find judgmental people like you pathetic

Yea, well, if I ever reach the point where I actually have to care about state income tax to decide where to live the only life I’m ever going to have, I hope someone puts me out of my misery.

You must not have a lot of money. It’s a real consultation for retirees. Many retirees in NE states are paying 50-75k a year in property and state taxes. That’s a huge chunk of change.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We plan to move to / domicile in Pennsylvania once we are able to retire and spend summers there.

Why PA? Their Sales and Property taxes are 6.34% and 1.58% respectively. Virginia's is 5.73% and 0.82%. Neither taxes SS. PA has an inheritance tax but VA doesn't. It's also colder.

PA doesn't tax 401k withdrawals.

-dp

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s a pathetic reason for moving. And ANY reason for moving to Florida is pathetic.

I find judgmental people like you pathetic

Yea, well, if I ever reach the point where I actually have to care about state income tax to decide where to live the only life I’m ever going to have, I hope someone puts me out of my misery.

You must not have a lot of money. It’s a real consultation for retirees. Many retirees in NE states are paying 50-75k a year in property and state taxes. That’s a huge chunk of change.

If they are paying that much they must have a ton of equity and astronomical retirement income too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We plan to move to / domicile in Pennsylvania once we are able to retire and spend summers there.

Why PA? Their Sales and Property taxes are 6.34% and 1.58% respectively. Virginia's is 5.73% and 0.82%. Neither taxes SS. PA has an inheritance tax but VA doesn't. It's also colder.

Because PA has a lot more hospitals and medical schools. Surface level tax rates don't mean a whole lot without comparing property values. There are parts of PA that are very cheap to live in, so slightly higher property taxes may not matter. PA doesn't tax 401k income.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We plan to move to / domicile in Pennsylvania once we are able to retire and spend summers there.

Why PA? Their Sales and Property taxes are 6.34% and 1.58% respectively. Virginia's is 5.73% and 0.82%. Neither taxes SS. PA has an inheritance tax but VA doesn't. It's also colder.

Because PA has a lot more hospitals and medical schools. Surface level tax rates don't mean a whole lot without comparing property values. There are parts of PA that are very cheap to live in, so slightly higher property taxes may not matter. PA doesn't tax 401k income.

PA also doesn’t tax pensions.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:look at PA, DE, and SC

Uhh, DE for sure has an income tax. And it's higher than much of the DMV.

[Anonymous]

I asked a similar question not too long ago:

https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1079296.page

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s a pathetic reason for moving. And ANY reason for moving to Florida is pathetic.

I find judgmental people like you pathetic

Yea, well, if I ever reach the point where I actually have to care about state income tax to decide where to live the only life I’m ever going to have, I hope someone puts me out of my misery.

You must not have a lot of money. It’s a real consultation for retirees. Many retirees in NE states are paying 50-75k a year in property and state taxes. That’s a huge chunk of change.

50-75k????!!That's just absolutely NOT true. (A former New Englander with current close ties there including retired relatives

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We moved to Florida but not only to save on taxes - we also wanted to be here. I think if it's only for the taxes, it would be a tough move.

+1

We moved for open schools, merit-based universities, safe streets, and yes lower taxes.

But you need to be aware of the heat, humidity, and need for impact roofs and windows.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We moved to Florida but not only to save on taxes - we also wanted to be here. I think if it's only for the taxes, it would be a tough move.

+1

We moved for open schools, merit-based universities, safe streets, and yes lower taxes.

But you need to be aware of the heat, humidity, and need for impact roofs and windows.

In other words, you moved because you’re right wing whack jobs. We get it. Enjoy the heat and humidity. It’s good training for when you’re burning in hell.

[Anonymous]

I know people who have recently moved to FL and TN from this area. Three already had houses in FL but changed their residency from DC to FL (and are legit spending more time there). The one in TN moved there for real, although still has a condo in DC. Texas seems to be a lace people from California move to to ovoid state taxes. I also know people who have changed their residency from MA and NJ to FL.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We moved to Florida but not only to save on taxes - we also wanted to be here. I think if it's only for the taxes, it would be a tough move.

+1

We moved for open schools, merit-based universities, safe streets, and yes lower taxes.

But you need to be aware of the heat, humidity, and need for impact roofs and windows.

In other words, you moved because you’re right wing whack jobs. We get it. Enjoy the heat and humidity. It’s good training for when you’re burning in hell.

Wtf. Really? You sound like a really good person that people enjoy being around.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We plan to move to / domicile in Pennsylvania once we are able to retire and spend summers there.

Why PA? Their Sales and Property taxes are 6.34% and 1.58% respectively. Virginia's is 5.73% and 0.82%. Neither taxes SS. PA has an inheritance tax but VA doesn't. It's also colder.

3% income tax is rather low. Those sales taxes and property taxes are moderately low. Military pension and SS income not included in income tax base. Lots of nice places to hike in the summer, close to civilization and several major international airports. Both spouse and I born and raised in the NE and lived on east coast most of our lives.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We moved to Florida but not only to save on taxes - we also wanted to be here. I think if it's only for the taxes, it would be a tough move.

+1

We moved for open schools, merit-based universities, safe streets, and yes lower taxes.

But you need to be aware of the heat, humidity, and need for impact roofs and windows.

In other words, you moved because you’re right wing whack jobs. We get it. Enjoy the heat and humidity. It’s good training for when you’re burning in hell.

Wtf. Really? You sound like a really good person that people enjoy being around.

Another benefit of low-tax states is that you see fewer overpolitized wackos like previous PP.