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From: joel@peora.UUCP (Joel Upchurch)
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Subject: Re: State Tax Dedudction
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Date: Fri, 31-May-85 13:47:09 EDT
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> Ray-gun.  Consider:  the marginal cost to a local government of each citizen
> is highest when the population density is highest. (else why are NJ, NY, NYC,
> CA, etc. the places with the highest local taxes?)  Some people choose to

Actually the highest state tax rate is in Minnesota. It maxes out at
16%. Of course, if you live in New York City then your total tax bill
will be higher. I once considered a job in Minnesota, until I realized
that it would take several thousands dollars a year more, just to make
up the difference in the tax rates. There is no state income tax in
Florida.