Greetings List.
Nicholas Frank, a Certified Public Accountant, writes that we should use
the Governor's suggestions to allocate tax dollars collected to the
place where they are used or earned. For example he suggests that Gas
Tax funds be allocated based on miles traveled! What a great idea.
Lo
Hello List,
Everything being said about Florida is absolutely true. You do pay through
the nose for everything. Plus, they don't give people benefits here if they
can help it. We are told the sunshine is our benefit. Rents are as much
here as in Minneapolis, and the jobs pay considerably less.
In a message dated 2/23/03 6:58:21 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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> Vicky Heller asks:
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> When did self-sufficiency become a "conservative" view?
> Does that mean that the "liberal" view is dependency?
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> Many states including Texas, Florida, Nevada, and others h
Let's get off state taxation levels and back, specifically, to the city of
Minneapolis.
David Brauer
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From: "Victoria Heller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Nicholas Frank writes:
"Governor Pawlenty's budget plan illustrates his conservative view that
local
governmental units should be as self-sufficient as possible and bear their
own costs of services."
Vicky Heller asks:
When did self-sufficiency become
Victoria Heller wrote:
When did self-sufficiency become a "conservative" view?
Does that mean that the "liberal" view is dependency?
Many states including Texas, Florida, Nevada, and others have NO INCOME TAX
at all. I wonder how they survive.
[Jack Kryst]
Poorly.
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