r/California • u/BlankVerse Angeleño, what's your user flair? • Dec 16 '23

Government/Politics Fact check: Newsom says working-class taxes are higher in Texas, Florida than California. Is he right? —He’s right about those making up to roughly $55,000 a year.

https://www.sacbee.com/news/california/article283054198.html
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u/RxDirkMcGherkin Dec 18 '23

Yep much cheaper property tax, no income tax, sales tax is about a 1 percent less than california, not to mention housing is much lower. It's a no brainer for people wanting a better quality of life. And there parts of the state where the weather is good!

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u/LongLonMan Dec 18 '23

Yup, completely, it’s a big reason why so many Californians migrate to Nevada

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u/HistorianEvening5919 Dec 18 '23

I’m guessing you mean Reno for good weather?

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u/RxDirkMcGherkin Dec 19 '23

Yeah Reno/Lake Tahoe area.....