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Re: Less money for fishing tackle and expenses
[Re: jcwebb70]
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10/24/19 01:52 AM
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fivebites
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I want a flat tax. I am tired of paying while some others don't. This includes school taxes. Like so many people, I don't have any kids in school anymore. Why should I have to support them? The only thing I get now from all of these schools is traffic lines. I am also tired of paying ever increasing property taxes. The taxes on my house and yard tripled this last year. Who's to say it won't triple again next year? But it was okay for everyone to pay school taxes while your kids were in school? I never had kids, but i've been paying for all your little turds for over 50 years. My stinkin property tax this year is over $16,000! And that's with homestead. That said, vote YES on not allowing them to have a state tax!!!
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Re: Less money for fishing tackle and expenses
[Re: Rayzor]
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10/24/19 02:22 AM
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pchapin
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I want a flat tax. I am tired of paying while some others don't. This includes school taxes. Like so many people, I don't have any kids in school anymore. Why should I have to support them? The only thing I get now from all of these schools is traffic lines. I am also tired of paying ever increasing property taxes. The taxes on my house and yard tripled this last year. Who's to say it won't triple again next year? Please explain what you think a flat tax is?
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Re: Less money for fishing tackle and expenses
[Re: Brent S]
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10/24/19 02:26 AM
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pchapin
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It just seems like there are a lot of people who rent or live in apartments that don't pay a property tax. I would rather see low property tax and an income tax instead. That is a myth. Renters pay property taxes. It is included in the rent you charge. Line 16 Schedule E "Taxes" is one of the expenses you pay with the money you collect from renters.
“No reasonable person would conclude that the statements were truly statements of fact” P01135809
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Re: Less money for fishing tackle and expenses
[Re: Brent S]
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10/24/19 02:30 AM
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Nekro
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If they'd roll property taxes back to reality I would at least listen to a pitch for a state income tax. Yup, same here. this.
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Re: Less money for fishing tackle and expenses
[Re: pchapin]
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10/24/19 02:41 AM
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Brent S
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It just seems like there are a lot of people who rent or live in apartments that don't pay a property tax. I would rather see low property tax and an income tax instead. That is a myth. Renters pay property taxes. It is included in the rent you charge. Line 16 Schedule E "Taxes" is one of the expenses you pay with the money you collect from renters. That's right. What about apartment renters?
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Re: Less money for fishing tackle and expenses
[Re: Brent S]
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10/24/19 02:44 AM
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pchapin
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It just seems like there are a lot of people who rent or live in apartments that don't pay a property tax. I would rather see low property tax and an income tax instead. That is a myth. Renters pay property taxes. It is included in the rent you charge. Line 16 Schedule E "Taxes" is one of the expenses you pay with the money you collect from renters. That's right. What about apartment renters? It is line 16 on Schedule E, this is one of the expenses the owner of the apartment pays with the money collected from the renter. If apartments did not have property taxes, rents would be cheaper.
“No reasonable person would conclude that the statements were truly statements of fact” P01135809
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Re: Less money for fishing tackle and expenses
[Re: pchapin]
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10/24/19 04:13 AM
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Duck_Hunter
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It just seems like there are a lot of people who rent or live in apartments that don't pay a property tax. I would rather see low property tax and an income tax instead. That is a myth. Renters pay property taxes. It is included in the rent you charge. Line 16 Schedule E "Taxes" is one of the expenses you pay with the money you collect from renters. Yep. Apartment renters, house renters. They pay property taxes.
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Re: Less money for fishing tackle and expenses
[Re: ezbassin]
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10/24/19 05:03 AM
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cwil
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No more taxes, period! Don't believe any politician who will lower one tax to create another. Next thing you know you're all still paying high property tax (because they have now over appraised your house or never lowered it to what they promised) and they are raising your new income tax within a couple years that you all wished for (for some special interests of theirs.). Texas is already one of the highest property tax rates in the nation, 3rd highest in 2018 here: https://www.thebalance.com/best-and-worst-states-for-property-taxes-3193328 Did everyone see the texas online sales tax that took effect on OCT 1. I had never heard of it, never seen anything on news, nothing. Guess that one snuck in. Thanks for the heads up EJ.
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Re: Less money for fishing tackle and expenses
[Re: tmd11111]
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10/24/19 05:37 AM
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Mike@972
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Google what the average state income tax is on states that collect it. Seems to run between 3% and 5%. They could roll back my 7k property tax to zero and I'd still come out taking home less When I lived in Missouri, the state and local income tax was 7% and I paid annual personal property tax (i.e.: cars, boats, etc) and real estate tax (about 1. 25% of home value). I did the math several times before and after we moved here. Each time I determined that the high Texas property tax and tolls (toll roads) is far less than what I would have paid in Missouri (25% to 33% less!). I personally like the higher property tax and 0% income tax system. If you don't want to pay a lot of taxes, then don't buy a bigger house. In Missouri I had no control over the amount I paid... the state took 7% of every paycheck regardless of the lifestyle choices that I made.
Last edited by Mike@972; 10/24/19 05:47 AM.
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Re: Less money for fishing tackle and expenses
[Re: jcwebb70]
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10/24/19 11:02 AM
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RedRanger
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I want a flat tax. I am tired of paying while some others don't. This includes school taxes. Like so many people, I don't have any kids in school anymore. Why should I have to support them? The only thing I get now from all of these schools is traffic lines. I am also tired of paying ever increasing property taxes. The taxes on my house and yard tripled this last year. Who's to say it won't triple again next year? But it was okay for everyone to pay school taxes while your kids were in school? Yes, If you have kids in school you should pay school taxes, if you are not using the school then you shouldn't have to pay or at least pay a reduced amount, I don't have any kids in schools and pay about 7K per year to pay for baby sitting service via public school tax.
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Re: Less money for fishing tackle and expenses
[Re: ezbassin]
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10/24/19 11:12 AM
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John175☮
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Re: Less money for fishing tackle and expenses
[Re: Rayzor]
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10/24/19 11:13 AM
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TxRanger1
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I want a flat tax. I am tired of paying while some others don't. This includes school taxes. Like so many people, I don't have any kids in school anymore. Why should I have to support them? The only thing I get now from all of these schools is traffic lines. I am also tired of paying ever increasing property taxes. The taxes on my house and yard tripled this last year. Who's to say it won't triple again next year? You know that you can file a home stead and reduce your taxes and you can also go and challenge the rates and get them reduced.
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Re: Less money for fishing tackle and expenses
[Re: Nekro]
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10/24/19 11:15 AM
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TxRanger1
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If they'd roll property taxes back to reality I would at least listen to a pitch for a state income tax. Yup, same here. this. That's two numbskulls in a row. So you would trade one tax for another.
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Re: Less money for fishing tackle and expenses
[Re: JIM SR.]
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10/24/19 11:20 AM
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TxRanger1
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I'd like to deduct gasoline taxes, ....  You know, you can actually get your gas paid for by the government...or by the tax payers on here. Research it and find out how.
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Re: Less money for fishing tackle and expenses
[Re: ezbassin]
#13320839
10/24/19 11:27 AM
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TxRanger1
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It is obvious that there are a few people on here that are clueless.
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