EASLEY on mon 14 jan 02
When I read David Hendley talk about his smiling when he tacked on the Texas
6.25% tax, I gasped ……. What a deal! Where I live, Near Seattle, we get to
donate about 8.9%, give or take, depends on the community in which you live.
Wow! I’m moving to Texiss.
Pam in Seattle
Ed Kraft on tue 15 jan 02
Pam,
Washington State also doesn't have a state income tax which most other
states have. You better check the entire tax picture in Texas before you
move.
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From: "EASLEY"
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Subject: OT, sort of: 6.25% sales tax
> When I read David Hendley talk about his smiling when he tacked on the
Texas
> 6.25% tax, I gasped ……. What a deal! Where I live, Near Seattle, we get to
> donate about 8.9%, give or take, depends on the community in which you
live.
> Wow! I’m moving to Texiss.
>
> Pam in Seattle
>
>
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Carole Rishel on tue 15 jan 02
Dear Pam,
Before you start packing for Texas, 6.25% is our base tax. In Bastrop co=
unty district taxes are added to this making our sales tax a total of 8.2=
5%.
Carole Rishel
kallahcee@msn.com
Smithville, TX =20
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----- Original Message -----
From: EASLEY
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2002 7:07 AM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: OT, sort of: 6.25% sales tax
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When I read David Hendley talk about his smiling when he tacked on the Te=
xas
6.25% tax, I gasped =E2=80=A6=E2=80=A6. What a deal! Where I live, Near S=
eattle, we get to
donate about 8.9%, give or take, depends on the community in which you li=
ve.
Wow! I=E2=80=99m moving to Texiss.
Pam in Seattle
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Cindi Anderson on tue 15 jan 02
Not only that, they have NO state income tax! But the drawback is you have
to live in Texas :-)
Cindi
----- Original Message -----
From: "EASLEY"
To:
Sent: Monday, January 14, 2002 9:52 PM
Subject: OT, sort of: 6.25% sales tax
> When I read David Hendley talk about his smiling when he tacked on the
Texas
> 6.25% tax, I gasped ……. What a deal! Where I live, Near Seattle, we get to
> donate about 8.9%, give or take, depends on the community in which you
live.
> Wow! I’m moving to Texiss.
>
> Pam in Seattle
>
becky schroeder on tue 15 jan 02
Pam,
don't be silly. you'd have to actually LIVE in texas then. not a pretty
thing.
becky schroeder
>
> > When I read David Hendley talk about his smiling when he tacked on the
>Texas
> > 6.25% tax, I gasped ……. What a deal! Where I live, Near Seattle, we get
>to
> > donate about 8.9%, give or take, depends on the community in which you
>live.
> > Wow! I’m moving to Texiss.
> >
> > Pam in Seattle
> >
> >
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>melpots@pclink.com.
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Dewitt on tue 15 jan 02
At 18:32 1/15/02 -0700, becky schroeder wrote:
>Pam,
>don't be silly. you'd have to actually LIVE in texas then. not a pretty
>thing.
>
>becky schroeder
People from lesser states might take offense at such comments. We just
smile. Y'all come visit.
deg
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Dewitt Gimblet
dewitt@texas.net
Austin, TX
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Andrew B Buck on fri 18 jan 02
Ed,
Pam most likely knows that she would not have to move as far as Texas to
lower the sales taxes she pays. She could move to Oregon and pay zero
sales tax. She would have to pay Oregon's whopping state income tax
then. But, hey, Potters don't produce that much income anyway, right.
Better still, Pam could move to Vancouver, Washington, just across the
Columbia River from Portland, Oregon. Live in Washington state with no
state income tax and buy everything in Portland and pay no sales tax.
What a deal, eh.
Andrew Buck
Raincreek Pottery
Port Orchard, Washington
On Tue, 15 Jan 2002 08:02:29 -0800 Ed Kraft writes:
> Pam,
>
> Washington State also doesn't have a state income tax which most
> other
> states have. You better check the entire tax picture in Texas before
> you
> move.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "EASLEY"
> To:
> Sent: Monday, January 14, 2002 9:52 PM
> Subject: OT, sort of: 6.25% sales tax
>
>
> > When I read David Hendley talk about his smiling when he tacked on
> the
> Texas
> > 6.25% tax, I gasped ……. What a deal! Where I live, Near Seattle,
> we get to
> > donate about 8.9%, give or take, depends on the community in which
> you
> live.
> > Wow! I’m moving to Texiss.
> >
> > Pam in Seattle
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