You are lucky if you find a job paying $50k in Austin. Sales tax is 8.25. Utilities in winter is more like $150, but in summer, $300-450 isn't a surprise. Rent for a 1bdr or efficiency is around $1400 & for a 3br 2 bth, don't be surprised to either live 25 mi outside of town for $2k or pay $3200/mo in town. Homeless populations are skyrocketing as landlords crank up the prices every year. And many homeless people livingnin their car are working at the jobs starting at $12-15/hr because there is no where to rent for $1000.
@@minecraftzerte7284 Federal income tax is a given. Every state has that but for clarity, I could have said Texas does not have a state income tax. Thanks.
Why not do every place with $100000? The one million dollar income is a completely different tax bracket. These other countries are based on a million dollars but US states are $100000.
And so what? Do you enjoy roads? Bridges? Emergency services? Schooling for your kids? If people only got as upset over things like "resort fees" in Vegas or paying $3 for thirty cents worth of two liters of sugar water or the price of streaming services. Taxes are what keeps trucks delivering food, taxes are what keeps your neighborhood from burning down, taxes are what keeps foods and medicines safe, taxes are what keeps water flowing into your home and sewers to take it away. Cry away.
Total Sales Tax in Texas is actually 8.25%.
Ikr
In Austin, which includes local taxes, it's 8.25%. Texas State sales tax is 6.25%
Texas doesn’t have individual income tax
Exactly💀
This was federal tax.
Federal tax.
Utilities are $300 to $400 in July/August
Jesus fuck how electricity are you using
Sales tax 8.25%
So cheap I beter move there
@@alexisrosales795 everything is better in Texas
$1218 a year for car insurance?
What charity insurance company are you using?
Thats like 100 a month, to be honest that is ok if you have only 1 car
@@derkommissar4986and assuming your car isn't brand new
It’s called having a good driving record. Mine is 980 a year.
In New York City, it's like 4000.
Depends on the vehicle as well
You are lucky if you find a job paying $50k in Austin. Sales tax is 8.25. Utilities in winter is more like $150, but in summer, $300-450 isn't a surprise. Rent for a 1bdr or efficiency is around $1400 & for a 3br 2 bth, don't be surprised to either live 25 mi outside of town for $2k or pay $3200/mo in town. Homeless populations are skyrocketing as landlords crank up the prices every year. And many homeless people livingnin their car are working at the jobs starting at $12-15/hr because there is no where to rent for $1000.
learn a valuable skill lol
@@bruh-so8vpfr😭🤦🏽♂️
Quadruple your utility costs. Water and trash combined is $150/month. electric is $.16/kilowatt. Sales tax is 8.25%
Texas does not have an income tax and sales tax for Austin / Travis Co. is 8.25%.
There's still federal income tax
@@minecraftzerte7284 Federal income tax is a given. Every state has that but for clarity, I could have said Texas does not have a state income tax. Thanks.
Sales tax is 8.25%.
In other videos you feature property tax as part of the equation, for example Portland. Why not here?
Wrong sales tax. Wrong calculation of income tax.
146 for utilities is January lol. The cheapest month. Don’t be fooled, ac is expensive af. I keep mine at 79-77 and it’s over $300 for summer months.
You obviously have no idea what utilities cost in TX. As has been poinfed out, TX Sales tax is 8.25%
Who pays $146 dollars in utilities, rent is at least $2,200 in Austin.
150 for utilities that person must never be home 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 try more like 300 a month
Please do Ontario, Canada. Thank you!
Sale tax is 8.25%
Would you please consider taking the music off? Or putting different music that’s more easy on the ears?
Just without music. It’s useless.
We don’t have individual or state income taxes.
We literally get taxed more than Egyptian slaves.
I'd like to see Denver, CO.
Um, sales tax in Austin is 8.25%
I don't think you know what a tax is.
For a 2001 F150 and 2011 Kia it’s over $400 a month car insurance. It’s doubled in two years. That isn’t full coverage.
Good ole Austin. Where that $900,000 house in an average neighborhood cost $90,000 just 10 years ago 🫠
Austin is still great, problem is the city grew so fast in the past few years, we didn't see it coming.
Why not do every place with $100000? The one million dollar income is a completely different tax bracket. These other countries are based on a million dollars but US states are $100000.
This is wrong, you pay 22% after 40k and before that 12% of that 40k if you are single.
Utilities is way off
You need to redo the Netherlands. Sales tax is 21%. Food is 9%. Fuel als has some kind of tax. Health insurance is mandatory.
Lol not what sales tax is. Annnnnd utilities cost a hella ton more. What's your source?
Do this for Monterey California so I can show my boss lol
Just ask Clint Eastwood
Texas has damn good Mexican food
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
ya right 😂
And one other thing is wrong! There are only a handful of people who make $100k per year and utilities are from $300-$450 a month. 😳👍
Car insurance utilities and rent are NOT Taxes
Bro what car insurance and Utilities are you using ?
And so what? Do you enjoy roads? Bridges? Emergency services? Schooling for your kids? If people only got as upset over things like "resort fees" in Vegas or paying $3 for thirty cents worth of two liters of sugar water or the price of streaming services. Taxes are what keeps trucks delivering food, taxes are what keeps your neighborhood from burning down, taxes are what keeps foods and medicines safe, taxes are what keeps water flowing into your home and sewers to take it away. Cry away.
It’s really unsettling that ppl live like this
It's unsettling that people live like what???
Utilities sounds like a dream to me $146 per month sign me up!
why is sales tax taken into consideration here???
This is total BS.
Texas ❌ taxes ✅ 😊👌
I paid $780 for water, electricity, wastewater and trash the last month that I lived in Austin.
8.25%
Utilities is a lie in the summer
I thought Texas doesn’t have income taxes.
Pensacola Florida next!
And if you buy a home you're gonna end up paying a lot more in taxes which the heat doesn't show conveniently
Live in the suburbs and commute
Why not live in North Dakota or Utah or some random place , wfh, and save more? 😂
Car ins. $1200÷! INSANE
Hey is that full coverage car?
Anyone making uder that has to go on govt. assistance. 😮
Average cost of being a bum in downtown Austin Texas.... zero. 😂😂
Still better than CA
taxes in utilities how?
It's all wrong
Math not jiving people, rent is 21,900+ 22,659, alone is 44559.
$146 for utilities huh... must be pre 2021 winter storm...
Rent is more than 2k easy
For a 2-bed south of downtown you can get a place for $2k.
Lmfao at that "avg rent price" you ain't living in austin if you think 1825 is average
Cap the cost of living
Cap the hours
System Taking to long
Still more than Connecticut
Where are you finding $100 car insurance. Haha
Very small percent of population in texas earning 100k a year😅
As European... it's really not much
I thought no income tax in TX?
None of the information is accurate.
Fuck. You guys get to keep that much?! 100k in NYC is basically 30k after taxes/costs.
Welcome to 6th Street
Laughs in Denver
still you get 77k , it's too much men , America has so much ungrateful people
First findout what the sales tax percentage is then talk you without knowledge
Since when is rent included in taxes?
TEXANS=THOUGHTS
Please don't move to my beautiful state. It's so AMERICAN and pure. Let's go trump and the cowboys
Not bad compared to California
Merp derp 🥴🤠🐊
How much Taxes Rafael "Ted" Cruz pay???
Yehaw!
San Antonio TX
Last time I checked utilities aren't part of taxes ;)
Lies
That’s not lie
Do belguim 🇧🇪
Rent isn’t an income tax when you did Michigan you didn’t add rent so why did you do it for Texas
If you work 25 years in Texas you will be denied social security even though you paid every Friday on time, I'm done.... thank you Uncle Sam
F Austin !!
I’d rather live in the Dominican Republic
Average of the number of people making 100.000 is five percent. Homelessness, sky high.