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Originally Posted by JDeere
Please demonstrate how if I a New Hampshire resident bought a second home in Mass. or any other state that those issues would change. All this whining with no facts to show that your home state acts differently towards non-residents.
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I'm not whining, and it does nothing to bolster your argument...except diminish its credibility.
second, who is claiming my (or anyone's) state acts differently..?
i was trying to get at two points in this thread: #1, what do people think of looking to add a higher property tax (luxury) to non-residents and extending the two-tiered treatment based on residency? #2, point out the irony of NH residents creating a tax and fee system that encourages out-of-staters to declare their residency in NH as soon as they can -
and then complain about the politics they bring when they do!
if my home state designed a system like this, i wouldn't wonder why a political shift was brought about by wave of people moving in - it would be a clear case of cause and effect.
You can't say "oh my god, we're turning into Massachusetts" when the NH system is two-tiered and encourages residency (from a tax and fee standpoint), or "if you don't like it sell" and then lament the type of people and politics that do the buying..