States with NO State Income Tax!!!! Tax Friendly States

States with NO State Income Tax!!!! Tax-Friendly States

Let’s talk about taxes, or at least states that don’t have an income tax.
In case you don’t know 9 US states don’t charge income tax. That is a good thing in most people’s opinion.

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[jdds]

We moved to NH from NJ a few years ago between property, sales and income taxes we have about 20% more take home pay a year.

[Hannahbenowitz]

I do appreciate tax breaks but navigating loopholes feels dangerous. How can I ensure I'm taking advantage of tax-advantaged investment structures without potentially encountering unintended consequences?

[bobwatson]

I think you should do a video on the overall tax load. Income taxes in one state might be more than offset by other taxes and fees in another.

[pamelawing]

Just because there are no income taxes, I live in Nevada, but they often make them up elsewhere. When I first moved here groceries were taxed. A couple years later the legislature removed it. If you are thinking of moving to one, research all the taxes in that state and how they will affect you.

[jillwiegand]

NH is gorgeous but cold! FL is great but really hot. Those are the only two I would consider on this list. Great information! Thanks 👍😊

[jenniferriggs]

I'm in the process of making a spreadsheet of states and the traits that are important to me. Your videos give me a lot of good information and starting points for research. Thanks!

[MichaelMichael-jvnj]

I live in Oregon now used to live in Texas. Much cheaper in utilities, no sales tax, property taxes on my house in Texas was 13%-15% of my pay. In Oregon I pay 2800 in property tax. And when I moved my pay went up by $11 more an hour. My house payment is less in Oregon than Texas. Texas also house much higher rates on homeowners insurance and car insurance than Oregon due to all the hail storms. And my electric bill and water bill was 3 times the amount in Texas due to the extensive heat throughout the year. Left Texas and will not go back. No state income tax is not all that it is cracked up to be.

[robk]

The cost of goods in Alaska is very high. Grocery prices are triple or quadruple what they are in the lower 48.

[prepperjonpnw]

When I lived in Alaska that yearly check was great because I had 4 kids and a wife. That means I got 6 checks each year and that took care of all of my other taxes like property tax etc.

[tyroberts]

Washington is NOT tax friendly. It has high business taxes. Property tax DOES effect renters. It gets passed on.

[paulmadkow]

The DMV license plate tags in Tennessee are only 29 bucks a year.

[tudorjason]

I think living in a state with no income state tax is better because most other types of tax are about spending. I can control what I buy, which means I can control the amount of tax I pay out.

[robertf]

When you’re retired your income is obviously much less and if it’s mostly social security which is non taxable in most states. What retirees should be looking for is low property taxes not income taxes.

[mattcolliver]

Moved to WY from CA 4 years ago. WOW what a difference in bring home income.

[IrishAnnie]

When we moved to Florida in 2005, my first check had no State tax. I cleared $700 more a month. When in Ky I paid taxes out the wazoo.

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[erickisel]

We need one on states not taxing social security….

[BobKirksey]

Every state I have visited with no income tax, there were fees on everything. FL has tolls on every road that gets you somewhere fast. And they are careful to not use the word "tax", but charge fees for everything in schools, building supplies, everything. Give me a tax system, where at least the citizens who vote have a say.

[Thelongmanable]

*_Love to see a chart from 1 to 50 of the best tax friendly state so I know where my state ranks..._*

[staindog]

I'm in Illinois! Any of these sound wonderful!!