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OF SALT, TAXES & MORTGAGES…

OF SALT, TAXES AND MORTGAGES… Do you pay State and Local Taxes (SALT)? If you live in any of New York, California, New Jersey, Connecticut, or any other of the so-called high-tax states, you likely pay more than the national…

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State Property & Sales Tax Climate: New York

The Tax Foundation recently conducted a a study of the tax climates in each of the fifty states and then rated and ranked them based on five categories: corporate tax, individual income, sales tax, unemployment insurance tax, and property tax.…