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Shot up. the year that you came into office, minnesota land owners paid $5.1 billion in property tax. the year you left, they paid more than $8 billion, governor. let s go through each of those. there is an answer to each. and in minnesota, local property taxes, of course, are set by local units of government because we gave them less cash because of our budget doesn t mean their only choice was to raise property tack it s. but didn t you hold off [overlapping dialogue] i m going to address that in a second. but the idea that local property taxes, we forced them to go up or raised them, that s not true. that s a local decision. they can decide to cut spending or raise tax ie.s wasn t that because wasn t part of that, sir, because the state wasn t giving the localities the state aid you were supposed to for schools? you talked about locally. i will get to the school in just a second. on the second issue, using the ....
That s without the value added tax. you make a good point. i recall in the 90s, i went around and did seminars in the upper midwest on tax burden. i took self-employed people because they were my trade social and added that up and got input from the group always. we would add up the federal income tax, state income tax and excise taxes and we would get over 50%. i would save the sales tax until last 50% on everything else you are paying that with after tax income as a rule so you double that number if it is 7% sales tax it is 14. we found even then we were between 65 and 75% tax liability. when you add the property tack the way you say it does come to a number that is in that 75% range. and the burden of government is so great, that it has diminished the vital activity private sector what is left of america. if we are going to take this ....
That s without the value added tax. you make a good point. i recall in the 90s, i went around and did seminars in the upper midwest on tax burden. i took self-employed people because they were my trade social and added that up and got input from the group always. we would add up the federal income tax, state income tax and excise taxes and we would get over 50%. i would save the sales tax until last 50% on everything else you are paying that with after tax income as a rule so you double that number if it is 7% sales tax it is 14. we found even then we were between 65 and 75% tax liability. when you add the property tack the way you say it does come to a number that is in that 75% range. and the burden of government is so great, that it has diminished the vital activity private sector what is left of america. if we are going to take this ....
Legislature already worked with him on changes in the pension rules toç bring that back into balance. i think he can build a coalition. as fars attacks he s going further if as far as taxes he s going further. you will see the rates make it a competitive state. he s going to put a lid on the amount property tack go up in one year. new jersey one of the top 10 heavily taxed counties in the united states, speaking of two current residents and one former resident. what are the lessons here for other states? the lesson for state government not just new jersey other states like calibosnia and new york, the reason this may work is the public sector has so graphically separated from the private sector. one of the things that governor christie is proposing the teachers contribute 1.5% of salary for their health care benefits as opposed to zero. in the private sector everybody contributes. ....