Most US cities do not impose an income tax. Only 14 states allow cities or counties to levy taxes on incomes. Some major cities that do have an income tax are Birmingham, AL, Denver, CO,Washington,DC, Wilmington,DE, Louisville, KY,Baltimore,MD,Detroit,MI,Kansas City,MO, St.Louis, MO,New York, NY, Yonkers, NY,Columbus,Cincinnati,Cleveland,Toledo and 231 other cities in Ohio, Portland,OR,Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Reading,Scranton, Wilkes-Barre and most of the other cities in PA.
New York state ... If you live or work in the City of New York there is a local tax as will as in Long Island ...
There could be many attractions available to residents of a city. The city may offer museums, fairs, festivals, theaters, and restaurants.
There could be many attractions available to residents of a city. The city may offer museums, fairs, festivals, theaters, and restaurants.
The cities of the dead are cemetaries. No one lives there. All of the residents are dead.
If you class cities over 6,000 residents. The largest are Coral Springs, Clearwater, Cape Coral and Carol City.
This depends on where they are located and the laws of the nation, state, and local government as to whether or not they have the legal ability to tax their residents. There are also so many different types of taxes that can be imposed by different levels of government. I assume that you are talking about income taxes. Several large cities in the United States to impose income tax on their residents. The local and state legislation must be in place that allows such taxes before a city can take such action. Income taxes often times results in local businesses and wealthier residents to move outside the city limits as well as preventing new businesses and residents from moving into the cities. Many of the cities which have such income taxes are among the poorest and declining areas in the nation due at least in part to their tax and spending habits. As has been shown in the past, increases in taxation often does not result in increases in revenue for the government to spend. Once businesses and residents start to leave an area due to issues like this it is almost impossible to turn the tide back the other way.
Although New York City agencies can require residents to present identification, they cannot by law require that the identification be in the form of a New York City Identity Card. Residents may present other forms of state issued or federal issued identification.
New money flows into the neighborhoods and property values rise. Often the neighborhoods are close to city centers and require less driving for residents. New home owners with increased income generate more local businesses.
Yes. Residents of Brooklyn pay local income taxes to New York City. (They are actually collected by New York State on behalf of New York City.)
A locality tax is typically the city that you are working in charging its own income tax. Because it varies city to city, rather than state to state, it's not really feasible to list every single city that does it. Typically, its larger metropolitan cities that do this though, like NYC.
California cities are exempt from paying taxes themselves. However, many cities in California have a city tax that residents must pay in addition to any other taxes. City tax is often added to the state sales tax.
The top ten cities in the US in terms of population in 1930 are: 1. New York City 2. Chicago 3. Philadelphia 4. Detroit 5. Los Angeles 6. Cleveland 7. St. Louis 8. Baltimore 9. Boston 10. Pittsburgh