Just went down to the local credit union and paid for the right to own a home, OUCH!!!!! There went 3K+ out the window. That would have made a nice down payment on a new Switchback this spring,lol. Actually, the tax rate here in the Green Bay area, Bellevue in particular, is not too bad. I'm sure others pay a lot more than we do for a nine year old home in the other surrounding communities. Still it brings a tear to my eye when I think of what I would have used the $ for, lol.
OUCH!!!!!!!!!! I hate this time of year!!!!!!
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On my "To Do List" for Monday. It's what it costs to call a small piece of the earth your own.
T
Team Elkhorn
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When they start sending you stuff from AARP, you start looking at stuff differently.
Heres a state by state site guide on taxes, income, property, retirement, etc, that I thought was pretty interesting. You can click on each state's profile. I always thought about retiring up north, but with the recent tax changes in Michigan, Tennessee is looking better and better these days.
http://www.kiplinger.com/tool/retir...by-state-guide-to-taxes-on-retirees/index.php
Heres a state by state site guide on taxes, income, property, retirement, etc, that I thought was pretty interesting. You can click on each state's profile. I always thought about retiring up north, but with the recent tax changes in Michigan, Tennessee is looking better and better these days.
http://www.kiplinger.com/tool/retir...by-state-guide-to-taxes-on-retirees/index.php
http://www.kiplinger.com/tool/retire...rees/index.php
I am a little perplexed how ND is considered so unfavorable, and I thought sales tax in SD was 10%
But no doubt that MN is outrageously taxed and how I will be outa here the sooner the better....
Just keep grooming those trails everyday and twice on Saturdays and UPMI will have me for life!!!
I am a little perplexed how ND is considered so unfavorable, and I thought sales tax in SD was 10%
But no doubt that MN is outrageously taxed and how I will be outa here the sooner the better....
Just keep grooming those trails everyday and twice on Saturdays and UPMI will have me for life!!!
scottiking
Well-known member
Dang! My shack in Twin Lakes is $400 a year!
Scottiking Out
Scottiking Out
In cook County you got to be kidding + 10% sales tax on everything get the heck out there! lol I have no idea how retail biz can exist with that tax?
mscheer772
New member
Once you get property tax bill in Wi(Sawyer County) can you contest for that year, or do you need to wait until the next year
harvest1121
Well-known member
The $3000 is a down payment on Illinois property taxes. Just like getting my concealed carry from Illinois I will have almost $600 wrapped up in it besides all the gun I want.
EXCESSIVE FORCE
New member
You guys got it made...$7400.00/yr here,and that's down a whopping $140.00 from last year.....The cabin in the Yoop $300.00/yr. Time to move....
no but the cost of death keeps going up .
garyl62
Active member
I'm at about $6,800. That's down from a high of $7,600 when the market was better. Still, the taxes never seem to drop the same percentage as the value does, and it only goes down if you appeal. A lot of people throwing numbers around here, but hard to really compare if you don't know the home value, so that $6,800 is on a home valued at $167,000 by the assessor. That works out to be 4.07% of the value. Pretty pricey.