Can anyone tell me how much is land tax for owning about .25 of an acre of land in North Carolina. If you don't know, do you know of a website that can go to to which i can contact that can tell me how much is land tax. We are planning on moving and i am trying to find out how much it is before we move.
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im gonna try and help,my cousin owns a one story house and has 3 lots,or almost 3/4 of an acre and pays $585 dollars a year,including her house.she lives in the city.her mother in law in the country ,her land is $200 a year.hope i helped.i live in nc,it is great,it all just depends on where you move to,of course the city limits are higher,good luck.
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Honestly I don't know we paid our property taxes but we had to build our own road ( about 2 miles ) and when we were done we were still refused the same mail service as every one else.\n\nEven though all promises are not met and rules are not obeyed I'm sure our money goes to a good place.\n\nwhoa!! tenth 10% is not enuff you gotta at least double that.  Gimme a break kid.
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I live in NY State (highest taxes in the USA). I'm single but I do have a bf. I own my home and a few acres of land. I'm very comfortable and make $85,000 a year. My bf makes $70,000 a year.
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Greetings,\n\nThe best source(s) for the answer to this question would be the County Tax Collectors, Treasurers' Office, or Sheriff Tax Collectors (EX-Officio Tax Collectors), etc.\n\nHowever, with that said, the actual percentages can be obtained from Tax Sale Reports, which may be obtained from anyone of the aforementioned (just ask for a  copy of their Tax Sale Reports or Statistics), or Ask How Many Properties are Redeemed versus the number offered or sold to compute the percentage(s).\n\nAlso, keep in mind that, although Sold at Auctions, Tax Lien Certificates and Tax Deeds, etc., are subject to a redemption period which various from state to state.  In essence, some Taxpayers will wait nearly until the final date before redeeming, so some of the reports or stats. may be slightly skewed.\n\nMy website, below, may be of further assistace to you, or you can email me, if need, at: bigiminc@yahoo.com\n\nI hope this helps and answers your question.
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You couldn't ask for a better place to live. I'm a native of Charlotte and lived in the Myers Park area of the city. It has grown by leaps and bounds in the past ten years. You will find a wide range of neighborhoods to live in. Many of our older ones are being upgrated and are rather pricey, but you can find just as nice neighborhoods in most any part of Charlotte. My hubby and I, we're retired, live in the south of Charlotte in Matthews and love our area. The shopping is terrific and there are many great places to eat. We are also about 1 1/2 hours from the mountains, the Blue Ridge Parkway, and are about 5 hours from some of the most beautiful beaches to visit. The schools vary from excellent to fair, depending on where you decide to live. Get a good real estate agent and tell him/her what you are looking for. I recommend Allen Tate Realtors, I think they are the best. Good luck and I hope you decide to move here, you won't be sorry.
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Well Im a deputy in NC.  The pay is ok, but nobody gets into law enforcement for the pay. If pay is important to you, then go somewhere else.  Shifts are different everywhere, mine for example are 12 hour shifts.  Typically you dont have to live in the county, but if they have take home cars for deputies, than you do have to live in the county.  I have known some Sheriffs tell people they need to move into the county to get the job.  Sheriffs are elected officials and if a new one gets in the rules can change.  Benefits should be the same as a typical county employees. If its a good size county, then the benefits should be good.  Retirement benefots for most law enforcement officers are usually pretty good as well.  Alot of county deputies have second jobs as well or work security for places under the table.  This is mainly when you work 12 hour shifts and have more days off due to this.  Also, in NC and probably other places, Deputies can do more than police officers.  We can serve civil papers and do other things city cops cant.  I hope this helps, like I said if money is a major concern, then law enforcement is not a good choice.  I for one have no problem with my wife making more money than I do, because I know my job is important and I am making a difference in the world.  Oh and one more thing, you have to have thick skin, such as the infants on here that bash police.  This will happen, then only justification you get is watcing them cry and beg when they get caught doing something and dont wanna go to jail.  Then they are not so tough!!
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Come to think of it, property taxes do kinda suck.  I mean, if you're retired and your house is paid for, you don't want the tax going up just cause your neighborhood suddenly becomes extra-chic.  I guess if you have a kid in a local school that might be a reason to be willing to up the property taxes.  I guess living in CA has kind of turned me off to the idea, seeing as how a house here is like $300K more than anywhere eise.
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I live in Miami, Florida and houses are soooo expensive that I am looking forward to renting and saving money to then move up north. Taxes this yr came between $6000-10,000 thats horrible. Its due to the hurricanes we had last yr.
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Where is the land and do you own it outright????
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in texas , we have no state tax. makes this great state sound even greater doesnt it? when i was in the navy, 4 of my friends that were in started giving me a dollar each mont for rent on my house in houston so they could be living in texas and not pay their own state tax.
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how is this in home schooling?\nAre you asking 'Can a company still deduct depreciation on their own properties?- such as farmers deducting depreciation on their tractors' \nwhich companies could charge which parties for depreciation?\nI am not sure what you are asking
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First of all, had you said the state, i could have sent you to the EXACT place; but WHAT KIND of funding are you looking for?  Revenues? Federal dollars? fees? \n\nThrow me a bone here and i will gladly help you out.\n\nOkay, for North Carolina, you will be looking at the State Treasurer's Office.  The last avaiable fiscal record posted is here:  http://www.treasurer.state.nc.us/NR/rdonlyres/40A3C119-EC61-49BF-8669-7F08716A5BEB/0/NCTRPT0304LOWREV.pdf   \n\nFor NY, it has a Comptroller.  Here are the 2005 reports\nhttp://www.osc.state.ny.us/finance/index.htm\nHope that helps. \n\nNow if you need to see budgeting information, the best bet might be the Governor's office (final appropriations bill will be signed by the Governor so rather than trawl through the legislature's site, this is the most efficient way to get that information)\n\nbest,\nprofk
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iv trawled the net for an answer & its just a nobody voice over from an advertiseing agentcey \nps can u please go back to my question about tax the sum is per month you seem very inteligent
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Sorry I wish I could help...........I live in NC
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That's actually a few questions. Let me see if I can sort out some of them for you.\nPlease keep in mind that I am not the law and all I am about to say is my best guess after 25 years of living here.\nIn Alaska there are several definitions of Resident.It varies depending on what you want to do.\n Register to vote, 6 months.\n Hunt or fish, 1 calender year. \nApply for the Alaska PFD 1 year.\nApply for State land lotteries 1 year.\nThey are all a bit different so a person needs to check with the appropriate agency.\n\nRemote Land Parcels are available and costs vary.I'm pretty sure the residency requirement is 1 year. None that I'm aware of are free even if you apply and are selected.\nhttp://www.dnr.state.ak.us/mlw/landsale/\n\nI don't know anything about not paying taxes if you agree to move here and develop a parcel but anything is possible.\nWhile there currently is no state income tax(the politicos are trying to change this as I type) we still pay taxes on about everything else. i.e. personal and real property,gas,hunting fishing ect.. Sales tax varies by community just like every place else.\n\nTry to keep in mind that there are reasons that Alaska is the largest state in the union and has fewer residents than most small cities in the lower 48.About 600,000 people live here total. Mostly that reason is COLD UNIHABITABLE ACRES millions of them. \nIf you look at a AK map it's essy to see where most people live. And to live there you have to do ALL of the same things you do anywhere else. Except maybe put up with as many neighbors.\nI hope that helps. I know it doesn't answer all of your questions but if you go to the state link below they should be able to help you with the rest.\n\nD
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Okay...\n\nYou've made $8250 from the first 100k, that's established.\n\nThat means you've made another $7000, at a rate of 5%.  (Add $140,000).\n\nSo you've got a total price of $240,000 for the property.
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I like where I live now, Indiana. Then again, I'd rather be in North Carolina. Much better scenery and not so dang flat. I didn't realize JUST how flat Indiana is until I traveled through different states on the way to NC..