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Posted: 2/7/2020 7:59:00 PM EDT
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Once and done for ad valorum tax, after that it's about $25/year for tag renewals. I don't know of any Georgia cities or counties with a local income tax, there are sales and property taxes.
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Posted: 2/8/2020 12:10:22 PM EDT
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Once and done for ad valorum tax, after that it's about $25/year for tag renewals. I don't know of any Georgia cities or counties with a local income tax, there are sales and property taxes. |
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Posted: 2/8/2020 2:31:21 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Until enough of the northern people fleeing from high taxes vote for the same shit they are running from...to change it 
There are plenty of southern politicians screwing their constituents. Take good look at B'ham and the surrounding cities. Tarrant City, for example, has a 10% sales tax rate: 4% state, 2% county, and 4% city. I used to pay a 1% "occupational tax" on my gross earnings just for the privilege of working in B'ham 20 years ago. I suppose that's a northern thing too, huh? |
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Posted: 2/8/2020 2:44:23 PM EDT
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I love it when people who have never lived in the north just regurgitate the same tired stereotypes about northerners and politics.
There are plenty of southern politicians screwing their constituents. Take good look at B'ham and the surrounding cities. Tarrant City, for example, has a 10% sales tax rate: 4% state, 2% county, and 4% city. I used to pay a 1% "occupational tax" on my gross earnings just for the privilege of working in B'ham 20 years ago. I suppose that's a northern thing too, huh? Quote HistoryQuoted:
Quoted: Until enough of the northern people fleeing from high taxes vote for the same shit they are running from...to change it
There are plenty of southern politicians screwing their constituents. Take good look at B'ham and the surrounding cities. Tarrant City, for example, has a 10% sales tax rate: 4% state, 2% county, and 4% city. I used to pay a 1% "occupational tax" on my gross earnings just for the privilege of working in B'ham 20 years ago. I suppose that's a northern thing too, huh? |
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Posted: 2/8/2020 11:23:30 PM EDT
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I am not regurgitating anything...it is fact that people from the northeast are fleeing in record numbers to low tax states...like GA or FL and then vote for the very things they flee from...like a plague of locusts. So much so many states have exit taxes in place to punish those that leave. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Quoted: Until enough of the northern people fleeing from high taxes vote for the same shit they are running from...to change it
There are plenty of southern politicians screwing their constituents. Take good look at B'ham and the surrounding cities. Tarrant City, for example, has a 10% sales tax rate: 4% state, 2% county, and 4% city. I used to pay a 1% "occupational tax" on my gross earnings just for the privilege of working in B'ham 20 years ago. I suppose that's a northern thing too, huh? |
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Posted: 2/9/2020 7:31:52 AM EDT
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I used to pay a 1% "occupational tax" on my gross earnings just for the privilege of working in B'ham 20 years ago. I suppose that's a northern thing too, huh? |
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Posted: 2/9/2020 8:59:55 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I love it when people who have never lived in the north just regurgitate the same tired stereotypes about northerners and politics.
There are plenty of southern politicians screwing their constituents. Take good look at B'ham and the surrounding cities. Tarrant City, for example, has a 10% sales tax rate: 4% state, 2% county, and 4% city. I used to pay a 1% "occupational tax" on my gross earnings just for the privilege of working in B'ham 20 years ago. I suppose that's a northern thing too, huh? I paid local income tax when I worked in Cleveland, Ohio. My brother left Pennsylvania for Texas because of the property taxes he paid. Between income taxes, sales tax, and property taxes, Georgia could be better, but it still seems like we're better off than most northern states are. |
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Posted: 2/10/2020 4:05:15 PM EDT
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Higher taxes than our neighbors. The tags for your car the first time cost enough to make a down payment on another car. The republicans love toll roads and raised our gas taxes. Property taxes are nothing to brag about I supposedly had a reduction last year and they still increased by $50 for a school bond. The state gave counties an option of adding another 3 percent of sales tax so you can pay between 7% to 8.9% sales tax in most of the state.
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Posted: 2/13/2020 8:24:30 AM EDT
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Every year the county tax collector will "reassess" the market price value of your home and raise taxes accordingly. You can protest the assessment and provide your own supporting information that may or may not sway the decision in your favor, it all depends on the county.
Even after 5 years of small tax increases I'm still paying less than I was up north for 4x the house here. |
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