When you think of fall foliage and beautiful hiking trails, you can’t help but picture New Hampshire. And if you decide to move there, you can rest assured that your income won’t be taxed at all at the state level.
That said, New Hampshire’s property taxes are among the highest in the country, and housing prices in parts of the states are high as well. And while you won’t pay taxes on your job-related earnings, you will pay taxes on income from interest and dividends.
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Arizona is much higher that is not true at all.
Sales taxes are high!
Sales Taxes are out of sight!