I booked a $75 round trip from BNA to Allentown via Allegiant Air leaving 12/23 returning 12/26. The way I see it, even if something comes up and I can't travel for that money, no loss.
OT: NJ taxes
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I booked a $75 round trip from BNA to Allentown via Allegiant Air leaving 12/23 returning 12/26. The way I see it, even if something comes up and I can't travel for that money, no loss.
The US tax system has nothing to do with the State of New Jersey tax system and you know it.
How about we try a cut in spending before we go for the tax levy.
Maybe Trenton should tighten their belt first instead of continuing to ask everyone else to go on a diet.
Yes, my sister lives in Upper SR, the rest of the family live in East Stroudsburg. So I'll stay in PA and venture across the Iron Curtain for Christmas Day
Or people can keep politics on Twitter, Facebook etc and leave a football board to FOOTBALL.
Studies prove people didn't move because of increased taxes in NJ.
They might not actually physically move.
But domiciling is just about the same thing as it pertains to taxes.
Gov. Christie held the line from his first year until his last 2 years. There is a disturbing trend under Murphy.
NJ Budget 20210- $40.7billion (proposed)
NJ Budget 2020- $38.6 billion
NJ Budget 2019- $37.9 billion
NJ Budget 2018- $34.6 billion (Christie's last year)
NJ Budget 2017- $34.8 billion
NJ Budget 2016- $32.8 billion
NJ Budget 2015 - $34.4 billion
NJ Budget 2014 - $32.5 billion
NJ Budget 2013 - $32.9 billion
NJ Budget 2012 - $29.3 billion
NJ Budget 2011 - $38.4 billion
NJ Budget 2010 - $32.2 billion (Christie's first year)
NJ Budget 2009 - $33.9 billion (Corzine's last year)
NJ Budget 2008 - $33.6 billion
Your sister married well or smarter than you. You need to convince her to move to Tennessee. I’m assuming that is Upper Saddle River where taxes are like $30-60k a year.
I hope you don’t get into a holiday fight talking about Trump, taxes, BLM and how Tennessee is so much better than NJ. Just enjoy the holidays.
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i didn’t have time to look it up before but it’s Alpine or Montclair type taxes.
13. Upper Saddle River
Upper Saddle River has an average property tax bill of $18,513.
Residents here saw a $92 increase in their property taxes from 2018 to 2019 and a $302 increase from 2017 to 2018.
That’s 2019 which is the 13th highest in the state. Lot of million dollars homes.
10. Montclair
Taxpayers in this wealthy suburb in Essex County paid an average of $19,720 in property taxes last year. That’s a $350 jump from 2018. Taxes there rose $305 the year before.
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I do know it but why so worked up about one tax system playing favorites to some extent without mention of a vastly bigger system that favors a different group
What did you think about my link of the true issue with redistribution?
Most of the State budget funds are redistributed to municipalities
For anybody making over $5MM, this increase is an additional $71,200 over the 2018 increase
Nope Donald is though. Redistributing Americans money to the farmers. Very sad.
Last count is $50 billion to not grow anything.
you haven't complained about wealth redistribution to the farmers all over the country. Weird.
At least they are working. I don't like sharing my wealth so people can hang out on the corner all day
Yeah families that make close to but not over $150,000 a year are really hanging out on the corner.
No they are being paid to not grow crops lmao. SO socialism is okay as long as people work? Most socialists agree with you and think people should work. Welcome to the club!!!
Trump probably gave $2-3 million to each farmer as a handout with the $50 billion. They will expect the handout every year. You’re complaining about $500 for parents with a kid.
sounds like something formerly would say
Theft? Holy Hyperbole Batman, though I'm aware that wasn't Rand's classification. It also doesn't take into account that a majority of workers are covered by employer provided health insurance, which is not included in the taxable income they're using for measurement. What it does show is that top earners are commanding much more of a premium than in 1945. Look at professional athletes and entertainers.
And one last thing, the tax rates for lower income workers have been in decline for the last 75 years, and it accelerated beginning in 1981.
median home price in USR is about 852k and the property tax rate is 2.38 which would have the median property tax somewhere in the 20k range. So and average of 18k or so wouldnt be too far off
What sux is that you are now only able to claim up to 10k on your tax return.
Alpine has a SUPER LOW tax rate of about .71 or something like that. Bogota being the highest in Bergen Co at over 4.00
Alpine doesn't have its own high school, and has very little in terms of municipality services
Handouts from trump= a fist pump, handouts from murphy= he's a socialist chump!
Do these folks want to talk about the 10k limitation being a mechanism for wealth distribution from the wealthy blue states to the poorer, red states? of course they won't.
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