What is the current state income tax rate in Michigan?
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I thought income tax rate varies with your income. Anyways, more info here:\n\nhttp://www.ask.com/web?q=Michigan+Taxes
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That depends on how much you expect to make and whether or not you have to pay state taxes also.  Not knowing this, I would say around 30% or more if your income is high.
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Go here for full state income tax info:http://www.taxadmin.org/fta/rate/ind_inc.html
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http://www.taxadmin.org/fta/rate/sales.html Here is a complete listing of state sales tax as of 2006. Good luck and send me a catalog :).
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http://www.revenue.state.il.us/  You can register here and find out other information about rates and what's taxable.  Good luck.
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Others have already stated that 35% is the highest Federal income tax rate.  I included a link the the IRS tax rate schedules.
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filing single, no deductions would be approx 16,500 gross pay with a tax liability of about $2500\n\nso 14,000 net pay\n\ni belive that would put you in the 15% tax bracket
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It depends on how much you earn. Australia has a progressive income tax system. The more you earn, the more tax you pay on the extra dollar you earn. You can find the rates and thresholds on the Australian Taxation Office website.\n\nThe rates differ depending on whether you are an Australian resident (for tax purposes) or not.\n\nThe average wage earner will pay 30% tax on their marginal income. Their average tax rate is more like 22%.
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There's a tax rate finder here, depending on the area: http://gis.dor.wa.gov/taxratefinder/\n\nI believe that the range is 7.0 - 9.3%.
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The SEV is the taxable value of the property as determined by the state.  In most cases in the state of Michigan that is approximately 50% of the Fair Market Value (sales price)  \n\nMillage rate is the rate at which property taxes are levied on a given property. A mill is 1/1000 of a dollar. Property taxes are computed by multiplying the taxable value of the property by the number of mills levied. The millage rate can be found on the property tax statement if that is available. \n\nIf that does not do it for you you can go to the following link and by entering the taxable value of the property, the county (Macomb), the city (Warren) and the school district ( a list is provided on the site. they will estimate the property tax including the proper millage rate.\n \nhttp://www.michigan.gov/treasury/0,1607,7-121-1748_1876_28066---,00.html
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Money Magazine did a very interesting piece "How tax-friendly is your state?"http://money.cnn.com/pf/features/lists/taxesbystate2005/index.html . Here are their findings (you may want to consider the states at the bottom of the list):\n\nState/Local taxes as % of per capita income\n\n  U.S. average 10.10% \n1 Maine 13.00% \n2 New York 12.00% \n3 Hawaii 11.50% \n4 Rhode Island 11.40% \n5 Wisconsin 11.40% \n6 Vermont 11.10% \n7 Ohio 11.00% \n8 Nebraska 10.90% \n9 Utah 10.90% \n10 Minnesota 10.70% \n11 Arkansas 10.50% \n12 Connecticut 10.50% \n13 West Virginia 10.50% \n14 New Jersey 10.40% \n15 Kansas 10.40% \n16 Louisiana 10.40% \n17 Maryland 10.30% \n18 Indiana 10.30% \n19 Kentucky 10.30% \n20 California 10.30% \n21 Arizona 10.20% \n22 Michigan 10.10% \n23 Wyoming 10.10% \n24 Washington 10.00% \n25 Iowa 10.00% \n26 Mississippi 10.00% \n27 Idaho 10.00% \n28 North Carolina 10.00% \n29 New Mexico 9.90% \n30 Illinois 9.80% \n31 Georgia 9.80% \n32 Massachusetts 9.80% \n33 South Carolina 9.70% \n34 Virginia 9.70% \n35 Pennsylvania 9.70% \n36 Oregon 9.60% \n37 Colorado 9.50% \n38 Nevada 9.50% \n39 Montana 9.50% \n40 Oklahoma 9.40% \n41 Missouri 9.40% \n42 North Dakota 9.40% \n43 Texas 9.30% \n44 Florida 9.20% \n45 South Dakota 8.80% \n46 Alabama 8.70% \n47 Tennessee 8.30% \n48 Delaware 8.00% \n49 New Hampshire 7.40% \n50 Alaska 6.40% \n  District of Columbia 12.20% \n\nSTATES WITHOUT PERSONAL INCOME TAX \n\nAlaska \nTennessee* \nFlorida \nTexas \nNevada Washington \nNew Hampshire* \nWyoming \nSouth Dakota   \n*Tennessee and New Hampshire do tax dividend and interest income
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Here is a link to a map just click on the state and it will tell you everything about the states taxes.\n\nhttp://www.bankrate.com/brm/itax/state/state_tax_home.asp
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It is income that was earned in another country, but is taxed in the US.  It is taxed at a much lower rate 5.25%.
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If you received a prize of 12,000 then you add it to your total income on the other line on form 1040.  In 2005 it was line 21 and in 06 will be close to that line.  In the 15% bracket you will face $ 1,800.00 in federal income tax on the 12k.  The next brackets range up from 25, 28, 33 and 35%.  Get an instruction booklet for form 1040 and plug in your total taxable income for an exact figure.
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Go with 6 mo t-bills. 4.775% and tax free from state taxes will give you an effective rate above 5.0% if you live in a state with average tax rate.
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You're pretty much on the mark.  If your federal tax rate is 25% and you make between $20,001 and $100,000 your NY state tax rate is 6.85% (as of end of year 2004).  Add in 2005 FICA at 7.65% and your total tax is about 39.5%.\n\nSince federal income tax and FICA taxes are the same nationwide, your total tax is about the same everywhere.  There will only be a few points difference depending on your state.  Hey!  Just be glad you're not in California.  We get state tax at 9.3% on income higher than $40,346!
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Your tax rate is 15%.  This is assuming that this is straight income from operations and that you had no gain on the sale of assets.