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He is asking for FEDERAL funds. Meaning that not only the American citizens in New York get to pay for it, but taxpayers in the other 49 States get to as well.
Strange, when our Republican Governor Pete Wilson asked for similar help in the 1990s, Bill Clinton told him to pound sand. The feds said they had no duty to reimburse the states for the costs associated with the Democrat open border policy. This eventually led to our Proposition 187, which was still in the courts when the new Democrat governor decided to drop the issue (it was never settled.)
I wonder if sanctuary city NYC with its Democrat mayor will receive relief from Democrat President Biden?
Can you imagine being a 45 year-old NYC native who has been employed since you were 15. You've paid 30 years of taxes, and likely never received a handout. However, here are literally thousands of ILLEGAL ALIENS that the mayor is going to make it rain on, and they have contributed nothing but problems.
Never, ever underestimate the stupidity of a Democrat, even a moderate Democrat. Critical thinking takes a back seat to virtue signaling with these mouth-breathers.
Is it property tax? Sales tax? Gas tax? What exactly are they?
I've looked at TX real estate recently, and it's a far different situation than property in the northeast.
Texas has no state property tax and no state income tax. Most of the state revenue comes from sales taxes, which are subject to variation when the economy moves up or down. There is also a decent amount of revenue from oil and gas severance taxes.
Texas has no state property tax and no state income tax. Most of the state revenue comes from sales taxes, which are subject to variation when the economy moves up or down. There is also a decent amount of revenue from oil and gas severance taxes.
Texas has high property taxes. This latest tax cut is a property tax cut, and an attempt to give Texans their own light version of California Proposition 13. A very light version. Proposition 13 is better.
Texas has high property taxes. This latest tax cut is a property tax cut, and an attempt to give Texans their own light version of California Proposition 13. A very light version. Proposition 13 is better.
IIRC, we will get a larger exemption on the property tax. Most of us pay property tax plus a Municipal utility district fee. I pay 500 a year to pay off the bonds for water supply and getting it to my house. Then a HOA fee that pays for street lights, etc in the subdivision. The trash pick up comes from the HOA or MUD.
In Houston area we also pay a fee on the water bill for regional water authority. That is because Houston is sinking. So we have to stop draining the aquifer dry.That fee goes to put in the infrastructure for getting water from Lake Houston. It is based on the amount of water used. We figure that fee cost us 25 bucks when we water the yard, plus the water.
Depending on the amenities in the subdivision add on to the property tax another $1500- 2500 fees.
Is it property tax? Sales tax? Gas tax? What exactly are they?
I've looked at TX real estate recently, and it's a far different situation than property in the northeast.
Property taxes around 2.7% of property value
In 10 years my property taxes went up $350/month just because they think my house’s value has gone up
Last edited by Dopo; 11-14-2023 at 09:04 PM..
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