The Tax Advantage: EVERYTHING IS BIGGER IN TEXAS … except taxes

By:
Charlie Hill, President, DH Investments

Every year, Texas finds itself at, or near the top of states with the greatest percentage increase of domestic migration. Folks from outside of our state find themselves looking to relocate for a number of reasons, such as business-friendly environment, quality of life, and climate, but one that seems to be standing out more these days is the low tax burden in Texas.

While Connecticut, New York, California, Washington and other states are looking for ways to grab more revenue from their highest earning residents with marginal state income tax rates exceeding 10%, Texas and Kendall County are doing the opposite. Taxes in Texas are one of the few things that aren’t bigger. This business-friendly mindset offers Cordillera Ranch residents the rare opportunity to live among unmatched natural beauty in one of the most favorable tax and business landscapes in the state and the country. Out here, Texas’ highly motivating tax advantages provide you with more buying power for the home of your dreams.

As one of the fastest growing counties in the nation, Kendall County, in general, has quality-of-life opportunities you can’t find just anywhere. In an era where many cities and states around the country are raising taxes on high-income earners, Kendall County is lowering taxes. So now is an ideal time to leave the high taxes and high stress behind and find your work-life balance in the Texas Hill Country.

CR Realty is located in the Visitor Center, just inside the main gate at 28 Cordillera Trace, and can also be reached at 830-336-3570.

 

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