Yeah - the reality is that you're going to pay one way or another.

Mar 29, 2020
9:50:39am

runningfoo Contributor

It's just hard to see it hit the paycheck when the house payment is identical for an equivalent house - but that's the housing market not the tax situation.

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Just finished taxes. Utah sucks this year

Beggar

3/27/20 5:24pm

Wyoming doesn't have income tax, but if these oil prices continue we

Ssebo

3/27/20 5:25pm

And TONS of lost revenue around Yellowstone/Jackson

Iman23

3/27/20 5:27pm

and the price of beef is getting crushed too...

HarlemCoug

3/27/20 5:28pm

Did the tax go up, or the withholding down? Why the difference?

BYUCPA

3/27/20 5:35pm

I think withholding calculations went down

Beggar

3/27/20 5:44pm

We're having the same issues in Idaho.

BYUCPA

3/27/20 6:56pm

Isn’t it that you are paying the same but the withholding s were

kotacoug

3/27/20 5:40pm

Just finished mine, still 0% in Texas.

Kerbouchard

3/27/20 5:49pm

I'm moving from Texas to Utah this week. I'm having heartburn over taxes.

runningfoo

3/27/20 5:56pm

Factor in property taxes in Texas and you'll feel better.

Taysom 4 Heisman

3/27/20 5:59pm

Yeah - the reality is that you're going to pay one way or another.

runningfoo

3/29/20 9:50am

They lowered taxes for the wealthy and raised them on families.

panguitch

3/27/20 6:00pm

Utah never adjusted their tax calculations to account for the changes in federal

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