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To: Road Walker who wrote (165630)	6/2/2002 2:29:04 PM
From: Jim McMannis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

RE:"You fail to mention that there is no Florida state income tax. I imagine that most non-Florida folks on this thread would gladly exchange their state income tax for the Florida intangible tax. And when you pay income tax, guess what, you have to send your back-up documentation to the state. Many cities across the country have an income tax, I know I wouldn't live in one of them." There is a big difference between an income tax and a intangible personal property tax. Sure, FL doesn't have an income tax but has other ways of extracting money. In general most people that move here want to get free of the high tax states. New York-New Jersey in particular. The joke is that they expect the same services they got in their high tax state. Some even come here, get into government and end up replicating the state and local government the escaped from.