The world is upside on the West coast these days. My job has started to be freed from the shackles of an office. New Hampshire has interesting tax-related properties that seem nice to me.
But what's it like to live there?
The suburbs seem really rural compared to what I'm used to. Acre plus lots, tons of trees.
Winters: fine. Grew up in Canada and what NH calls winter doesn't scare me. There's snow, but it isn't that cold.
What else should I know about this other side of the USA? How does a state get by with just a low parcel tax rate and no income tax? Is it all falling into a decay as a result?
But what's it like to live there?
The suburbs seem really rural compared to what I'm used to. Acre plus lots, tons of trees.
Winters: fine. Grew up in Canada and what NH calls winter doesn't scare me. There's snow, but it isn't that cold.
What else should I know about this other side of the USA? How does a state get by with just a low parcel tax rate and no income tax? Is it all falling into a decay as a result?