If You Live In Oregon, But Work In Washington, Do You Pay Oregon Income Tax?
Question by nwboy74 | Posted in Government
Surmise you live in Portland, OR. Across the river is Vancouver, WA. Oregon has an income tax. Washington does not. If you're working in Washington, does Oregon win you pay income tax?
Why Does Washington Tax Working People More Than Speculators?
Question by Your bank belong to us | Posted in Politics
The tax position on working class people is much higher than the tax rate in financial speculation. Is the our Ministry actually making it more attractive to speculate/gamble than actually work insensitive for a living.
Answer: We've lumped retired people in with hedge lucre managers for taxing purposes. If you point out that the current structure of the Capital Gains tax means billionaires pay 17%, they'll blot out behind the retirees who live off their mutual funds and say "You can't raises taxes on the ancient!"
How Is It That California And Oregon Have A 9%+ Income Tax And Washington Has No Income Tax?
Question by deanvesuvio | Posted in United States
I palpable in San Francisco and pay California's (in my opinion) outrageous 9.3% tax rate. In looking around I make note of that Oregon has a 9% top rate while Nevada and Washington have no income tax. I know that Oregon has no sales tax, so that sort of explains things there. But can someone resolve for me the basics of why California appears to be so much more expensive than Nevada and Washington? Is there some way as a California resident I can take head start of something to avoid paying what
Answer: Most of the variation has to do with Prop 13's effect on California. While anyone who purchases a home pays taxes on the prevalent value of the property, someone who has lived in the same home for years is locked in at a much lower berate. For example, know of someone who purchased home in 1976 for $42,000. Property taxes are less that $250 a year. My idiosyncrasy in Oregon is on the tax roles at $85000 and I pay $1300 a year. Like Cali, my tax growing every year at a minimum rate, but in Washingotn
Question by Mr. Hat & Clogs | Posted in United States
Can someone please palliate to me in detail what Washington State's "Business and Occupation Tax" is all about? I am moving to Seattle in a span of years and any clear information on this would be greatly appreciated.
Answer: They permeate you based on gross sales even for non taxable sales .045% for most things. Wizard services have a lower rate.
The city of Seattle charges .008% on fat sales.
It can get complex like fishing boat and interstate sales have B&O but not sales tax and there are pages of deductions like drydocking is exempt. Some things are exempt from B& O and sales tax. WA.gov has gen
Question by Rebecca Churchill | Posted in Washington, D.C.
My secondary is going on a trip to Washington DC next month, and we get a couple of hours to go shopping. How much sales tax is on every dollar that i shell out?
Answer: 5.75 percent for corporeal personal property
9 percent for alcohol sold for off-premises consumption
10 percent for restaurant meals, take-out victuals, rental cars and telephone calling cards
12 percent for commercial parking
14.5 percent for bed and motel rooms.
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Apparently not only is Maria wrong about what sales tax is in dc, she can't review either. Most of the things you will buy in dc will be taxed at 5.75%. If you eat a restaurant it
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The reason is that millionaires would pay a minimum 30 percent effective tax rate. It has almost no chance of road in a Republican-controlled House that has sworn off tax increases. Sure, this kind of partisan theater is part of the Washington
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