[2PAK]

Washington State has no income tax like Nevada and I can tell you it really is nice. If you're making over $100k a year in income, paying the state of Arizona $7k a year is hard to justify all things created equal. It's why my choice between moving to PHX or LV is so difficult.

[Buzz123]

Originally Posted by daveyjones978

And let's not forget as well people... Yes auto registration is high, but you can deduct it on your tax return. (I should know, I just did my taxes). Nevada is one of a dozen or so states that allows the deduction.

Nevada has nothing to do with allowing the deduction. The IRS allows you to deduct only the tax part of your registration, not the registration fee itself. I'm sure all states add a tax to the registration fee that can be deducted.

[sheriff]

Originally Posted by parking

1. No Jobs
2. No Jobs
3. No Jobs

Need I Say More.................

I hereby predict a 39% increase of jobs in 2010 over LV jobs in 2008.

[dynimagelv]

and I go on record as agreeing with the Sheriff.....AGAIN............

and despite what Park says there are still jobs now.... My stepson advised me that currently [he is a Union Carpenter] there are construction jobs for the next 10 years....[assuming that the union is overexagerating as usual] I still give em construction jobs for the next 5 years....

and with new construction comes new jobs

[Gypsy10472]

I use to live in Las Vegas and there was never a problem getting a job. Working in a casino required no ewxperience and their starting pay was $15.00 an hour.

[parking]

Originally Posted by sheriff

I hereby predict a 39% increase of jobs in 2010 over LV jobs in 2008.

That's the problem with people who reply to postings like this. They predict everything in future tense. I predict in 2015 your home value will increase by 100%.


We're talking now people.

[Woof_]

Originally Posted by parking

That's the problem with people who reply to postings like this. They predict everything in future tense. I predict in 2015 your home value will increase by 100%.


We're talking now people.

LOL... by its very definition a prediction is in the "future tense" as you put it.

Unless you know someone who predicts the past?

[vegas_4u]

So we are on predictions now? I predict, that there will be more unnecessary pessimistic and doom and gloom posts on these threads. I also predict that people don't seem to understand that economic booms don't continue indefinitely. I also predict people don't understand business cycles. I also predict that people do not understand the flaws of capitalism, and there are a few fundamental flaws. I also predict that people don't understand there is no perfect economic system. I also predict that people don't understand that you cannot please every person. I also predict many ignorant people posting jibberish. I also predict that many people think too short term. I also predict people don't really understand the long term beneifts and disadvantages of the world economy.

I also predict we are in or near recession...so what, big deal.

Be positive, I know it is hard, but it will all be over in 2, 5, or 10 years, whenever. Welcome to the business cycles!!!

Enjoy life people!

[olecapt]

I observe Vegas_4u predicts too much.

I predict he will do so in the future...

How is that for money in the bank?

[sheriff]

Originally Posted by dynimagelv

and I go on record as agreeing with the Sheriff.....AGAIN............

and despite what Park says there are still jobs now.... My stepson advised me that currently [he is a Union Carpenter] there are construction jobs for the next 10 years....[assuming that the union is overexagerating as usual] I still give em construction jobs for the next 5 years....

and with new construction comes new jobs

However, the 40,000 new rooms by 2011 represents a 32% increase, I will also predict visitor volume will not increase by 32% in the same period. Granted, many are of the condo/hotel type, and will sit empty for long periods.