Which are the least tax-friendly states in America? CA doesn’t crack the top 10
 

Yet another myth about the Golden State debunked.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/th...-10-2019-10-02

The best state to live in, by far!

Interesting!

The much-discussed ‘California exodus’ isn’t real, study finds
Claims that fed-up residents are leaving en masse have been widespread – but they’re a myth, researchers say

https://amp.theguardian.com/us-news/...-evidence-myth

Sorry, Red Staters - Faux “News” lied to you, as always.

Oh, no everybody knows Mississippi with it's all year humidity, bugs, abysmal education scores, it's high unemployment and shitty income levels is heaven on earth and highly favored by the Sweet Baby Jesus.........:rolleyes:

Dammit! I was going to move to Lower Kentuckistan and buy a mansion next to Ron Paul. Curses, foiled again.

Tax friendly..... what exactly does that mean? People are obligated to pay less taxes? Is that reflected in the amount of services the state provides? The quality of the schools that receive taxpayer dollars?

I'm just trying to weigh in my mind the benefits against the amount of taxes paid or not paid.

I don't mind paying my share of taxes as long as that money is spend wisely. On the other hand, my accountant reminds me that not everyone has the same idea of how to wisely spend tax dollars.