This post brought up some interesting questions for us. One interesting thing here is that the losers are the high tax, high fee states. This isn’t fascinating by itself. However, what happens next?
Do expensive states improve as population goes down or get more expensive?
How do less expensive states handle the increased population?
Either way, be aware of your comparative tax situation by state. Schedule an appointment with us for help with tax and business planning and execution.
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