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The most shocking thing about this story, if I've interpreted it correctly, is that Peyton Manning lives in New Jersey.
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He does not. You have to pay taxes for each game you play in any given state.
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Lovely.
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If they have state taxes....right?
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"Wise men talk because they have something to say, fools talk because they have to say something" - Plato |
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Yes, for instance, Miles who I know, has to file in every state the Cowboys have a road game and file federal from Texas. The 8 game checks he gets from TX where they don't have a state income tax don't have that taken out.
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All based on where the events are played.
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The seven states with no income tax Alaska, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Texas, Washington and Wyoming when ranked by fiscal condition among all states come in at 1,6,31,2,20,23 and 5 for an average of 12.5
Conversely the seven states including DC since it's taxed as a state, with the highest income tax rates, California, New Jersey, Iowa, DC, NY, VT and Oregon (all above 8%) come in at 46,50,18,49,39,22 and 32 for an average of 36.6 Yet politicians albeit mostly democrats call for more taxes to make things better. ![]() http://mercatus.org/publication/stat...king-50-states http://taxfoundation.org/blog/monday...tax-rates-2013 |
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YES WE CAN BABY!!! Go Obama
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