What legal steps you can take to reduce your taxes?

[temeculaguy]

Tax reward auto loan from the san diego county credit union! (or whatever cu that has them) If you have a car loan, make sure it’s deductable.

[peterb]

Move to a state without income tax. That’ll save you about 10% right there, compared to living in CA. Find one without sales or income tax and you’re even further ahead of the game. Not sure that exists in the USA, though.

[peterb]

Move to a state without income tax. That’ll save you about 10% right there, compared to living in CA. Find one without sales or income tax and you’re even further ahead of the game. Not sure that exists in the USA, though.

[peterb]

Move to a state without income tax. That’ll save you about 10% right there, compared to living in CA. Find one without sales or income tax and you’re even further ahead of the game. Not sure that exists in the USA, though.

[peterb]

Move to a state without income tax. That’ll save you about 10% right there, compared to living in CA. Find one without sales or income tax and you’re even further ahead of the game. Not sure that exists in the USA, though.

[peterb]

Move to a state without income tax. That’ll save you about 10% right there, compared to living in CA. Find one without sales or income tax and you’re even further ahead of the game. Not sure that exists in the USA, though.

[UCGal]

[quote=peterb]Move to a state without income tax. That’ll save you about 10% right there, compared to living in CA. Find one without sales or income tax and you’re even further ahead of the game. Not sure that exists in the USA, though.[/quote]

You can move to Vancouver, WA (no income tax) and shop across the river in Portland, OR (no sales tax.)

I know a couple of people that do this.

[UCGal]

[quote=peterb]Move to a state without income tax. That’ll save you about 10% right there, compared to living in CA. Find one without sales or income tax and you’re even further ahead of the game. Not sure that exists in the USA, though.[/quote]

You can move to Vancouver, WA (no income tax) and shop across the river in Portland, OR (no sales tax.)

I know a couple of people that do this.

[UCGal]

[quote=peterb]Move to a state without income tax. That’ll save you about 10% right there, compared to living in CA. Find one without sales or income tax and you’re even further ahead of the game. Not sure that exists in the USA, though.[/quote]

You can move to Vancouver, WA (no income tax) and shop across the river in Portland, OR (no sales tax.)

I know a couple of people that do this.

[UCGal]

[quote=peterb]Move to a state without income tax. That’ll save you about 10% right there, compared to living in CA. Find one without sales or income tax and you’re even further ahead of the game. Not sure that exists in the USA, though.[/quote]

You can move to Vancouver, WA (no income tax) and shop across the river in Portland, OR (no sales tax.)

I know a couple of people that do this.

[UCGal]

[quote=peterb]Move to a state without income tax. That’ll save you about 10% right there, compared to living in CA. Find one without sales or income tax and you’re even further ahead of the game. Not sure that exists in the USA, though.[/quote]

You can move to Vancouver, WA (no income tax) and shop across the river in Portland, OR (no sales tax.)

I know a couple of people that do this.

[meadandale]

[quote=peterb]Move to a state without income tax. That’ll save you about 10% right there, compared to living in CA. Find one without sales or income tax and you’re even further ahead of the game. Not sure that exists in the USA, though.[/quote]

If Klownifornia continues down the path we appear to be heading I may do just that. Texas is starting to look better and better.

And I’ll be writing a Dear John letter to my congress people and senators at both the state and federal level to let them know why I’m taking my small business and 6 figure income out of the state.

[meadandale]

[quote=peterb]Move to a state without income tax. That’ll save you about 10% right there, compared to living in CA. Find one without sales or income tax and you’re even further ahead of the game. Not sure that exists in the USA, though.[/quote]

If Klownifornia continues down the path we appear to be heading I may do just that. Texas is starting to look better and better.

And I’ll be writing a Dear John letter to my congress people and senators at both the state and federal level to let them know why I’m taking my small business and 6 figure income out of the state.

[meadandale]

[quote=peterb]Move to a state without income tax. That’ll save you about 10% right there, compared to living in CA. Find one without sales or income tax and you’re even further ahead of the game. Not sure that exists in the USA, though.[/quote]

If Klownifornia continues down the path we appear to be heading I may do just that. Texas is starting to look better and better.

And I’ll be writing a Dear John letter to my congress people and senators at both the state and federal level to let them know why I’m taking my small business and 6 figure income out of the state.

[meadandale]

[quote=peterb]Move to a state without income tax. That’ll save you about 10% right there, compared to living in CA. Find one without sales or income tax and you’re even further ahead of the game. Not sure that exists in the USA, though.[/quote]

If Klownifornia continues down the path we appear to be heading I may do just that. Texas is starting to look better and better.

And I’ll be writing a Dear John letter to my congress people and senators at both the state and federal level to let them know why I’m taking my small business and 6 figure income out of the state.

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