Skid Row Joe wrote:
Chainwright wrote:
Mr. Mark. I understand. And since Tx is the state w/the 3rd highest taxes you'd think that the Governor and previous ones would have looked at the models (tax models) that the other 47 states use. I go to city hall/tax assessors office Every yr to fight it. For the past 3 yrs they've been wanting to raise my property value 50K at a time. I'm sick and tired of it. So in 3 yrs when my son graduates I'll be selling.
Not sure this is accurate ^^^^ I pay far less in complete property taxes for my home in Texas than I would for an equal residence/address in Nebraska, where my last home owned was. Which two States are higher in your research??
It's not just property taxes that needs to be taken in consideration to taxes paid annually in Texas, versus other States. States' income taxes also need to be compared to do an accurate analysis. Texas, has none, which is a huge advantage over most of the 47 States you're citing.
Agree that was the point just because one city has large tax charges you just can not assume the whole of texas is like that
