With a 4.25% tax rate, Michigan is still a relatively tax-friendly state for workers. That said, the housing market in Michigan has picked up in recent years, and home values have risen substantially as a result. Throw in relatively high property taxes, and you’ll need to make sure you can afford to call it your home.
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Arizona is much higher that is not true at all.
Sales taxes are high!
Sales Taxes are out of sight!