does texas have a state income tax?
465073
No.\n\nSeven states (Alaska, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming) do not tax personal income.
162350
http://www.sbec.state.tx.us/\n\nOn this website you will find what you need to become a teacher in Texas.  They do not list salaries, but they do have the names of the school districts in Texas.  Usually those individual districts have their own web-sites with salaries listed.\n\nAlso, do a search of the city where you want to work.
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There is, but i don't know if it applies for the whole country or only for the border zone. \n\nWhat I do, is go to an "exports boker" or something like that (most times they have locals in the shopping malls), and give him my receipts, so that he makes a pay order with my name in it, for the ammount of the sales tax. It usually takes an entire day for you to be able to get the money from that pay order.
139868
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
1062682
Tennessee has no income tax or state property tax but each county sets a property tax. You can call your county court house ( register of deeds office) and they can tell you what the tax will be on your property.
547732
parishes...don't know ...  state government...same as everybody else but we don't pay income tax...3 important products, Gold, Gambling, and, Prostitution...LMAO
325236
Florida has no state income tax, if that's what you're asking.\n\nThat 7% mentioned below is a state SALES TAX, not an income tax.
106415
Depends on what type of taxes you're talking about.  Several states have no income tax, but have other types of taxes.\n\nHere's an article on CNN's site that talks about it, and has two links to useful lists.\n\nhttp://money.cnn.com/2005/04/08/real_estate/tax_friendly/index.htm
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i live in ft.worth and let me tell you -you will love it-texas is fantastic-i'm sorry to say but we pay taxes just like everybody else-ours are less though-it is less expensive tolive in texas than most other states-and to the girl talking about the blue laws-the only thing you can't buy on sunday in texas is liuqor-you can buy beer and wine on sundays though- and you can carry fire arms everywhere in texas- but in answer to your original question no we have no state tax-that's it pure and simple-no they don't get you any other way-
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Nine of the 50 United States do not have a personal income tax:\n\n    * Alaska\n    * Florida - once had tax on "intangible personal property" held on the first day of the year (stocks, bonds, mutual funds, money market funds, etc.) but was abolished starting in the year 2007.\n    * Nevada\n    * New Hampshire - does have tax on interest and dividends\n    * South Dakota\n    * Tennessee - does have tax on interest and dividends\n    * Texas\n    * Washington\n    * Wyoming
321143
Yes, you must file a state return unless you live and work in a state that does not have state income taxes. Those states are Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming. Otherwise...your stuck.
995039
You would have to check with the state board of public accountancy and find out their requirements.  It would disqualify you in Texas.
904362
Texas has one...first link\n\nAnd I found national returns on the 2nd link...
227183
Seven states have no state income tax: Alaska, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Texas, Washington and Wyoming. Two others, New Hampshire and Tennessee, tax only dividend and interest income.
1029847
Actually, many of them do pay taxes.\n\nFair! What is fair?\n\nIs it taking Californua, New Mexico and Texas from Mexico FAIR?\n\nYou tell me!!
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"Retired Military Pay\n\nSome states provide special tax benefits to military retirees.  Others simply follow the federal tax rules.  The states that do not tax retired military pay are: Alabama, Alaska, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky*, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi*, Missouri*, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina*, Oregon*, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, Wisconsin and Wyoming.\n\n(*With conditions)"\n\nAlso:\n\nThese States do not have a State Tax:\n\nWyoming, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Texas,\nand Washington have no state tax.
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Sice Texas does not have an income tax she will only pay federal income tax. The top rate is 35% on taxable income above $326,000, so that would be the most she could pay. 35% of $93,000. I would suspect that she would pay closer to 25% to 30%