I'm puzzled

   / I'm puzzled #101  
Here in N.H. we have neither an income nor a general sales tax (only on hotel rooms and prepared meals), so a large amount of the state and town/city revenue comes from the property tax (with roughly 70% of it going to schools). The tax man gets you one way or another.

Must be nice not to have sales or income tax. You must pay some incredible property taxes to level out income and sales tax. I know Virginia has a yearly tax on all your stuff, cars, house ext, forget what it's called.

My property taxes are a little over 2k a year, income is 10k+ and sales is tax is 6%
 
   / I'm puzzled #102  
Must be nice not to have sales or income tax. You must pay some incredible property taxes to level out income and sales tax. I know Virginia has a yearly tax on all your stuff, cars, house ext, forget what it's called.

Personal property tax, we have it!

House, atv's, campers, trailers, tractors etc. Basically your land, home, structures and anything with wheels.
 
   / I'm puzzled #103  
Personal property tax, we have it!

House, atv's, campers, trailers, tractors etc. Basically your land, home, structures and anything with wheels.

Is that everything titled? Or do they send a tax man out? How do they know all you own?
 
   / I'm puzzled #104  
Come to think of it, I suppose it's everything titled. To be honest I've spent most of my adult life working and my wife always took care of them things. I'm still learning about it myself lol.

I know I see vehicles driving around that says "county accessors office" on the side so I suppose there out making a judgment on what your place is worth.
 
   / I'm puzzled #105  
Is that everything titled? Or do they send a tax man out? How do they know all you own?

you fill out a form, swear it is true and sign it. If you get caught lying, you will pay...bigtime.
 
   / I'm puzzled #106  
If I had my way we'd only have only one tax, a flat rate straight percentage personal income tax and end all other taxes period. All forms of income, no exceptions, no write offs etc. etc. etc. As soon as you take it home or put it in your bank, you pay the tax. That way they couldn't hide and obscure how much we're actually paying by chipping away at us the way they do. I would not tax business at all because that's passed along to us when we buy something and we wind up paying it anyway, then they have gall to tax us again with sales tax. I'd rather the businesses keep the money to create jobs then the wages they pay out to the employees as income can be taxed. Just one bite at the apple and no more.

The second key part of the plan is that at the end of the year everyone sits down and they earmark how the tax dollars they paid in are spent themselves i.e. take the checkbook away from the politicians. That also makes it more fair for those who pay in more. They more you pay, the more you have to say. If you pay in nothing then you have nothing to say about how the money from others is spent. I know it's simple, it's so simple in fact that it might just work. At least it has a chance of working better than the insane system we have today. If I want to spend my tax money on things like defence and good roads then that's my business. If you want to waste your's on deadbeats, the sex life of fruit flies or how thick ketchup is, then that's your business. Pretty soon I think we'd find out where the bear craps in the buckwheat and most if not all of the waste would stop dead in it's tracks.
 
   / I'm puzzled #107  
Yeah, by the time you pay federal and state tax right off the top of a paycheck then here there's a 6% sales tax on all purchases but food. The real estate tax and personal property taxes and so on. It seems like the government takes half your money then a majority of what's left goes to insurance companies.
 
   / I'm puzzled #108  
Yeah, by the time you pay federal and state tax right off the top of a paycheck then here there's a 6% sales tax on all purchases but food. The real estate tax and personal property taxes and so on. It seems like the government takes half your money then a majority of what's left goes to insurance companies.

We pay sales tax on food as well here in MO.
 
   / I'm puzzled #109  
Yeah, by the time you pay federal and state tax right off the top of a paycheck then here there's a 6% sales tax on all purchases but food. The real estate tax and personal property taxes and so on. It seems like the government takes half your money then a majority of what's left goes to insurance companies.

Yep that's how they're conning us.

BTW ever wonder what insurance brings to the party other than waste, cost and corruption? I'll give you one guess as to exactly how health care went into the tank in this country and it had to do with both goverment and insurance.
 
   / I'm puzzled #110  
We pay sales tax on food as well here in MO.

No stone left unturned. LOL At least here food at the grocery store, not convenience items or restaurant food, and drugs are still sales tax free but they make up for it in other ways.
 

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