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Oh but they'll tell you all the Millions of Millionaires will move to Cayman Islands....LOL
All these patriotic Americans.....[Don't let the door hit you in the ass!]
The ones leaving are the very ones the Dems want to tax.
They are educated (usually 4 year or Masters), white collared job seekers and have families (yes..now trending to families from single adults).
Guess who will be left here when the dust settles ???
Domestic Migration by State (http://mcdc2.missouri.edu/data/popests/Reports/dmig_report_states - broken link)
How about this cute article?
Big net losses for NY State. Net means total moving in and total moving out. Looks like many more Americans prefer lower taxes as well as less corrupt politics like you would find in Texas
Whaaaaah! More taxes to pay for more welfare losers! (In Dem states)
Even for telecommute ? Does that commuter tax apply to telecomute as well ?
Yep, telecommuters as well. When I telecommuted to NYC offices, I paid it. There are some guidelines but the majority of telecommuters are subject to it.
There is no way to avoid that tax. NYC will be fine.
I now telecommute to a NJ office from NY and I pay taxes in both states. I get credit from NY from what I pay to NJ, but I always still owe.
Yep, telecommuters as well. When I telecommuted to NYC offices, I paid it. There are some guidelines but the majority of telecommuters are subject to it.
There is no way to avoid that tax. NYC will be fine.
I now telecommute to a NJ office from NY and I pay taxes in both states. I get credit from NY from what I pay to NJ, but I always still owe.
Wow..bummer. So NY gets you no matter where you are.
City-State-Federal. I left NYC when I graduated HS and lived in Florida and Texas. Federal tax only but property taxes and sales tax are higher.
I think I'd rather live with those type of taxes than having it forced from my paycheck.
Domestic Migration by State (http://mcdc2.missouri.edu/data/popests/Reports/dmig_report_states - broken link)
How about this cute article?
Big net losses for NY State. Net means total moving in and total moving out. Looks like many more Americans prefer lower taxes as well as less corrupt politics like you would find in Texas
Whaaaaah! More taxes to pay for more welfare losers! (In Dem states)
Good for Texas.
Being the State with the highest percentage of uninsured children and below average median income, below average SAT scores, must make the citizens very proud that rich elite are moving in.
Being the State with the highest percentage of uninsured children and below average median income must make the citizens very proud that rich elite are moving in.....
Way to generalize. We're right up there with California when it comes to our neighbors south of the border. Take all those out of the picture and you have some normal numbers. Close to 50% of that number are Hispanics making under poverty level income.
"More than 1.5 million state residents left for other parts of the United States from 2000 to 2008, according to the report from the Empire Center for New York State Policy. It was the biggest out-of-state migration in the country."
Then the very last lines:
" The peak loss of New Yorkers was in 2005, when nearly 250,000 residents left the state. But last year, only 126,000 left, the lowest figure over the eight-year period."
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