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ParticipantThe top tax rate in CA is 9.3% but the bracket is some ridiculously low figure like everything above $50,000/yr (for singles) is taxed at the top rate so effectively for most educated people their marginal rate would be 9.3% and any increase would affect most middle class people.
Increasing the tax rate to 12% is an EXTREMELY bad idea, count me among those who will seriously consider leaving CA if this happens. I pay ludicrously high taxes as it is.
ParticipantThe top tax rate in CA is 9.3% but the bracket is some ridiculously low figure like everything above $50,000/yr (for singles) is taxed at the top rate so effectively for most educated people their marginal rate would be 9.3% and any increase would affect most middle class people.
Increasing the tax rate to 12% is an EXTREMELY bad idea, count me among those who will seriously consider leaving CA if this happens. I pay ludicrously high taxes as it is.
ParticipantThe top tax rate in CA is 9.3% but the bracket is some ridiculously low figure like everything above $50,000/yr (for singles) is taxed at the top rate so effectively for most educated people their marginal rate would be 9.3% and any increase would affect most middle class people.
Increasing the tax rate to 12% is an EXTREMELY bad idea, count me among those who will seriously consider leaving CA if this happens. I pay ludicrously high taxes as it is.
ParticipantThe top tax rate in CA is 9.3% but the bracket is some ridiculously low figure like everything above $50,000/yr (for singles) is taxed at the top rate so effectively for most educated people their marginal rate would be 9.3% and any increase would affect most middle class people.
Increasing the tax rate to 12% is an EXTREMELY bad idea, count me among those who will seriously consider leaving CA if this happens. I pay ludicrously high taxes as it is.
ParticipantThe top tax rate in CA is 9.3% but the bracket is some ridiculously low figure like everything above $50,000/yr (for singles) is taxed at the top rate so effectively for most educated people their marginal rate would be 9.3% and any increase would affect most middle class people.
Increasing the tax rate to 12% is an EXTREMELY bad idea, count me among those who will seriously consider leaving CA if this happens. I pay ludicrously high taxes as it is.
July 17, 2008 at 10:11 AM in reply to: What is the deal with Zillow.com? TG can you comment? #240877ParticipantZillow is worthless, it usually overestimates but relative to other houses sometimes it will underestimate your place.
July 17, 2008 at 10:11 AM in reply to: What is the deal with Zillow.com? TG can you comment? #241015ParticipantZillow is worthless, it usually overestimates but relative to other houses sometimes it will underestimate your place.
July 17, 2008 at 10:11 AM in reply to: What is the deal with Zillow.com? TG can you comment? #241021ParticipantZillow is worthless, it usually overestimates but relative to other houses sometimes it will underestimate your place.
July 17, 2008 at 10:11 AM in reply to: What is the deal with Zillow.com? TG can you comment? #241074ParticipantZillow is worthless, it usually overestimates but relative to other houses sometimes it will underestimate your place.
July 17, 2008 at 10:11 AM in reply to: What is the deal with Zillow.com? TG can you comment? #241078ParticipantZillow is worthless, it usually overestimates but relative to other houses sometimes it will underestimate your place.
July 16, 2008 at 11:03 AM in reply to: Is an SFV purchase in South OC going to be ever possible again? #240353Participantcalculating a payment at 30% of gross income, on $100k/yr that would be a maximum of $2,500 for PITI+HOA+Maintainence.
July 16, 2008 at 11:03 AM in reply to: Is an SFV purchase in South OC going to be ever possible again? #240493Participantcalculating a payment at 30% of gross income, on $100k/yr that would be a maximum of $2,500 for PITI+HOA+Maintainence.
July 16, 2008 at 11:03 AM in reply to: Is an SFV purchase in South OC going to be ever possible again? #240500Participantcalculating a payment at 30% of gross income, on $100k/yr that would be a maximum of $2,500 for PITI+HOA+Maintainence.
July 16, 2008 at 11:03 AM in reply to: Is an SFV purchase in South OC going to be ever possible again? #240554Participantcalculating a payment at 30% of gross income, on $100k/yr that would be a maximum of $2,500 for PITI+HOA+Maintainence.
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