Where do you live & how much are your Property Taxes & sales taxes.?
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California we pay 1% property tax and 7.75% sales tax but each county is different and some are nearly 9% in sales tax.  Also local districts still raise property taxes a little here and there so some are up to 1.2%.  \n\nWe also have a state income tax too, not too mention vehicle license fees that far exceed the cost of licensing a vehicle.  Oh and lets not forget about 70 cents of the $2.4 in gasoline is taxes.
175191
Call the assessor's office in which the property is located.  This is public information and generally they will tell you over the phone.  Most on-line resources are months behind posting any information.  A little more difficult to obtain the information but the first one who has it is the Register of Deeds office.  You will be given a tax which you need to figure the sales price from.
277950
Are you state/local tax exempt or are you federal tax exempt?  If you're only federal exempt then you might have to pay the sales tax.  Sales tax is typically a state level or local thing.
153260
hmmmmm Ok I'll be needing some info...\n\nLike where is your area?
249335
Add some information to this question:\n\nWhere are you located?\nCity, State, and ZIP
67836
Go to the web site for your county.(Tax assessor usually)  Sometimes that information is available there.  \n\nIf it's available at all, you can usually search by address or property owner.
872955
You may pay several different taxes depending on where you live.\n\nSome places have a transfer tax when you buy the house, sort of like a sales tax.\n\nMost cities and counties have real estate taxes based on the value of your home. Sometimes there is a school tax, too, but sometimes they're combined.\n\nThese taxes are all deductible on your federal income tax if you itemize.\n\nSome places have a sewer tax that is based on water use so it may or may not be deductible.\n\nYour best source for this information would be a Realtor and a tax adviser.
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The easiest is to use www.zillow.com (after you get to the summry screen for the address, then click on the street address to get a more detailed page, then click on the "Sales, Taxes and Comparables" link) - if the zillow.com site is not current enough then the answer  depends on what city / county to reside in.
49163
Percentage of what? Are you talking about income, property, or sales tax?\n\nEdit: The sales tax rate in Montgomery County is 7.0%.
1063555
I'm sure the laws vary from state to state. I live in Ky. and here you would be responsible for the property taxes on the home. If you're keeping the home you're not really selling it so there should be no sales tax. There will be a fee to transfer it into your name of course but with you being in Florida I can't even give you a ball park figure. It would be a good idea to call your local court house to get a better idea about things. I think the PVA office could give you the answers you need. (property value admin.)
558768
no state income tax...but has a "personal property" tax
141157
A call to the county clerk or town clerk will provide you with the answer.\n\nAn alternative is to check online to see if your county tax assessor lists property information on the web.  I know my state does.  Good luck!
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Because you live in the United States, I suppose that you want to know the State Sales Tax Rates which are as follows:\nState Sales Tax Rates \nJanuary 1, 2006\n\nTax Rates\n  \n\nFood\n Prescription\nDrugs\n Non-prescription\nDrugs\n \nALABAMA\n 4\n  \n *\n  \nALASKA\n none\n  \nARIZONA\n 5.6\n *\n *\n \nARKANSAS\n 6\n  \n *\n  \nCALIFORNIA (3)\n 7.25 (2)\n *\n *\n  \nCOLORADO\n 2.9\n *\n *\n  \nCONNECTICUT\n 6\n *\n *\n * \n \nDELAWARE\n none\n  \nFLORIDA\n 6\n *\n *\n *\n \nGEORGIA\n 4\n * (4)\n *\n  \nHAWAII\n 4\n  \n *\n \nIDAHO\n 5\n  \n *\n\nILLINOIS (2)\n 6.25\n 1%\n 1%\n 1%\n \nINDIANA\n 6\n *\n *\n  \nIOWA\n 5\n *\n *\n  \nKANSAS\n 5.3\n  \n *\n  \nKENTUCKY\n 6\n *\n *\n  \nLOUISIANA\n 4\n * (4)\n *\n  \nMAINE\n 5\n *\n *\n  \nMARYLAND\n 5\n *\n *\n *\n \nMASSACHUSETTS\n 5\n *\n *\n  \nMICHIGAN\n 6\n *\n *\n  \nMINNESOTA \n 6.5\n *\n *\n *\n \nMISSISSIPPI\n 7\n  \n *\n  \nMISSOURI\n 4.225\n  1.225\n *\n  \nMONTANA\n none\n  \nNEBRASKA\n 5.5\n *\n *\n  \nNEVADA\n 6.5\n *\n *\n  \nNEW HAMPSHIRE\n none\n  \nNEW JERSEY\n 6\n *\n *\n *\n \nNEW MEXICO\n 5\n *\n *\n  \nNEW YORK\n 4\n *\n *\n *\n \nNORTH CAROLINA \n 4.5\n * (4)\n *\n  \nNORTH DAKOTA\n 5\n *\n *\n  \nOHIO\n 5.5\n *\n *\n  \nOKLAHOMA\n 4.5\n  \n *\n  \nOREGON\n none\n  \nPENNSYLVANIA\n 6\n *\n *\n *\n \nRHODE ISLAND\n 7\n *\n *\n *\n \nSOUTH CAROLINA\n 5\n \n *\n  \nSOUTH DAKOTA\n 4\n  \n *\n  \nTENNESSEE\n 7\n 6% \n *\n  \nTEXAS\n 6.25\n *\n *\n * \n \nUTAH\n 4.75\n  \n *\n  \nVERMONT\n 6\n *\n *\n * \n \nVIRGINIA\n 5 (2)\n 2.5% (2)\n *\n *\n \nWASHINGTON\n 6.5\n *\n *\n  \nWEST VIRGINIA\n 6\n  5%\n *\n  \nWISCONSIN\n 5\n *\n *\n  \nWYOMING (3)\n 4\n  \n *\n  \n \n \n \nDIST. OF COLUMBIA\n 5.75\n *\n *\n *
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The regular sales tax is 6.25% for the state level, \nTarrant County doesn't collect any sales tax.\nIf you do business within these city limits below then you must also pay the percent listed there.\nArlington1.75%\nAzle1.5%\nBedford2%\nColleyville2%\nCrowley2%\nEuless2%\nFort Worth2%\nGrapevine1%\nHaltom City2%\nHaslet2%\nHurst2%\nKeller2%\nKennedale2%\nMansfield2%\nNaval Air Station/ Jrb1%\nNorth Richland Hills2%\nSouthlake2%\n\n\nHope that helps you,\n\nIf I could be of any assistance , please let me know.
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Check with your local government, probably your County since that is usually the entity which collects property taxes.
1010998
local people... through property taxes and usually a percentage of sales taxes... also from speeding tickets and other tickets like that and through fees, like business license fees...
178358
Real estate prices vary across the state.  Location is everything when it comes to price.  If you have an idea of the specific city or county, you could look up property tax records for that area to get the tax assessments, which are normally VERY low compared to market value.  Another option would be to talk with a real estate agent in the area and they can give you an idea.