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ours is 3% income, 7% sales tax and like 10% gas/diesel per gallon tax
 
We give almost 45 percent of our money for taxes. No ****. Between State,property,federal,local,sales,car tax, AKA Dmv fees, lumber fees, fire tax, it goes on and on.................Tax on fuel, diesel.....
 
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Mopar Tim said:
We give almost 45 percent of our money for taxes. No ****. Between State,property,federal,local,sales,car tax, AKA Dmv fees, lumber fees, fire tax, it goes on and on.................Tax on fuel, diesel.....
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id read that recently I think the say Washington State is up there too with all the hidden/extra little taxes they put on stuff. like a 250 dollar fee permit to replace a water heater in your home/business
 
ScampMike said:
whew - you saved enough $$ to go out for a pizza AND beer
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Yup, but trying to limit both and lose a few pound I 'found' while I was out of work. With current schedule, they are both more likely on the 1 or 2 evenings I don't go to work anyway. Although I have had a brew a couple times after work... Really trying to skip that and crash ASAP when I get home. Even though I can sleep in now, I just sleep better before sunrise.
 
zkx14 said:
Yup, but trying to limit both and lose a few pound I 'found' while I was out of work. With current schedule, they are both more likely on the 1 or 2 evenings I don't go to work anyway. Although I have had a brew a couple times after work... Really trying to skip that and crash ASAP when I get home. Even though I can sleep in now, I just sleep better before sunrise.
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Unisom - I typically break them into 1/4's - I always take some when I work 3-11
 
Mopar Tim said:
Thinking about it. If I was not married, I would be gone ASAP. BUT I cant make the decisions by myself. Love married life....
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I LOVED married life up until my kids. and its not them, it's the wife has turned into super control freak at times. Now stuff has to be done a certain way or she'll re-do it and i get in trouble for not doing it her way. Problem is, her way changes by the day :lol:
 
800 a year to register my truck. every two years 150 to smog my truck I have 5 registered insured cars! Now just 4..
 
ScampMike said:
so if I come down I should wait to buy beer until I am out of/past Philly..
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Not sure on beer. PA is goofy on alcohol sales in general. I notice recently...Bought a 12 of Yuengling Octoberfest at distributer and paid tax. Bought one of exact same at Giant for same price and no tax. :wtf: Beer in grocery/convenience stores is a new thing here, so not sure how that works.
 
zkx14 said:
Not sure on beer. PA is goofy on alcohol sales in general. I notice recently...Bought a 12 of Yuengling Octoberfest at distributer and paid tax. Bought one of exact same at Giant for same price and no tax. :wtf: Beer in grocery/convenience stores is a new thing here, so not sure how that works.
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Tax on ANY food called "hot prepared" so say I go into 7 Eleven, get a frozen burrito, take it home frozen, No tax, Put it in the microwave, its taxes at 8.25 percent
 
Some states like NC property/luxury tax vehicles and other items. After you re-up your reg, 6 weeks later you get another bill. If you drive a nice vehicle it might be a $400-500 bill. Non runners are suppose to be listed as well and they apply nada values to them. Starts adding up if you have a few toys.

I like DE, property tax is reasonable, no sales tax, and no vehicle property taxes.
 
ScampMike said:
but we pay excise tax on the states assessed value on vehicles
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EVERY truck in California, every Toyota, Ranger, Nissan, Mack, Peterbuilt, F whatever, is a commercial truck, and you have to pay commercial rates, including weight fees...put a camper in truck, not commercial any longer. Saves you a lot of money, but you better keep it on there, the CHP police, look for that on pickups...
 
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