Re: taxes and the best place to vegetable garden?

Texas is hard for me to figure the tax liability.  Personal Property taxes 
vary by local districts/towns.  And my own liability is that I don't speak

Spanish.  But it does list 41st out of 50 on my handy dandy state tax 
comparison chart.  South Texas is way too hot for me but central Texas is
so 
pretty and I think that the climate/soil for gardening in the hill country

is great.
~tom
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> "tstovall" <twstovall@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> I'm wondering where to retire. It would have to be in a location where
>> housing prices are not outa this world, like San Diego, etc. But I also

>> want
>> a place that I can grow wonderful vegetables most of the year. Even if 
>> that
>> means in a northern state with season extensions and a greenhouse. Or
the
>> deep south. or, what's your thoughts on climate and taxes!!!? Don't 
>> vege's
>> taste better with less taxes?
>> ~tom
>
> Texas has no state income tax, property and housing are lower in many
> areas than in California, and South and South Central have loooong
> growing seasons.
> -- 
> Peace! Om
>
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> until they put their foot down." -- Stephan Rothstein