state taxes
Most and least friendly states for taxesPosted by RJ and Makay on Apr 04, 2012 |
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There is a lot to consider when judging the best and worst states for taxes, and for individuals it becomes a matter of what is applicable to their own specific circumstances. The main considerations are taxes on income, property and consumption. In other words, the total tax burden. Some states are similar in these regards and some vary widely. A closer look at the particulars reveals the differences.
California has chosen TIAA-CREF to manage its college savings plan that contains about $4 billion in assets. The ScholarShare Investment Board that oversees the state’s 529 program voted this past Monday to award the investment management firm a five-year contract. TIAA-CREF will replace current manager Fidelity Investments, whose contract expires in November.
It's tax time again, the time of year a lot of us feel more than a little resentment about the chunk of our earnings Uncle Sam grabs for America's coffers. Of course, as with anything else, ranging attitudes about taxes is all a matter of perspective. Perspectives differ, especially between the half of the country paying income taxes and the half that virtually don’t.
