What are your annual property taxes?
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Our property taxes are $5100 a year.  We have three taxes - school, village and county.  If we lived in the country our taxes would be less because there would be no village tax.  I live in Central NY
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A form of local residential property tax, used in England, Wales, and Scotland, maybe other location, I'm not sure on that. It pays for various local services.
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A tax rate on property, expressed in mills per dollar of value of the property. The term is per millage.\nMillage rate is the rate at which property taxes are levied on 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\nExample:  Assessment ($1,000)  X  Millage Rate (1 Mill or .001)  =  Real Estate Tax Amount ($1)
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Never mind. North Sea oil is running out. Public pensions and the NHS and education are going to break the bank.\n\nCouncil tax will, in 2 years' time, turn into an American-style property tax: 1% per year of actual market value of your home.\n\nIncome tax -- stealth taxes -- shall rise. Get ready to be poor.
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I think a rough estimate in the United States is about 1/3 of income goes to federal income taxes of course it is higher if you make more and lower if you make less but I think that is average....\n\nThen depending on the state around 6% sales tax (some states don't have sales tax)\n\nThen if you own a house add in some property taxes usually 1.5% on the value of your home per year.
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Check with your local government, probably your County since that is usually the entity which collects property taxes.
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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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I live in Fort Lauderdale and I can tell you that to buy a nice 3/2 or 4/2 in a nice neighborhood you should be ready to spend $250,000 and over.  You next issues will be homeowners insurance and property taxes.  Homeowners insurance on a $250,000 home can run around $3000/year and property taxes over $3000 as well.\n\nSo....if you run the numbers on a mortgage with these figures you can see that you should allocate in excess of $2000 month per month for just you mortgage payment.
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California properties are only taxed through the county in which they are located. Though that is technically correct, you will find that a city tax might be on the county tax, because the county collects the tax and forward it to the city in which the property is located.\n\nEach county is different as each city charge different taxes and at different rates. Also some properties are covered by proposition 13 which is a tax intuitive that was passed in the 70's. because of the city in which a property is located you would find one person's tax higher than another that is in the same county located about 5-10 miles apart. The other part to the county tax is the value of the property. So a house even in the same city would have a different tax value based on the value of the house.\n\nProperty taxes are due twice yearly once in April and the other month is November.\n\nI hope this has been of some use to you, good luck.\n\n"FIGHT ON"
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If you are a US resident, living and selling a property in the US, you have one year from the date of sale to buy another, more expensive property, to avoid capital gains taxes.
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Typically, IRS is number one.\n\nAfter that, it's usually the local jurisdiction for property taxes.
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The IRS has general publications dealing with various homeowner issues.  For general info, try publication 530.  Mortgage Interest is publication 936. Selling is 523 and business use is 587.
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It depends on the entire value of the tax base in the area.  You can call the local assessor's office to find this.  So, the cost is (9 mil)*(100,000)/(total assessed value of the applicable area)
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If you are entitled to abatements or deferments of real estate taxes, it might cause you to lose them. Check with your town' assessor's office.
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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.
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Check with your local tax assessors.
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Total up all the rents for the year and then subtract out all the expenses.  Taxes, any utilities the landlord pays, etc.  Make sure to factor something in for future maintenance.  There will be some big ones - roof, furnace, windows...