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In total there are 9 nines without any income tax. So, if you are in the market to move you may want to check out these other four states with no income tax.
Tennessee: Is known for country music, good vibes and so much more! Love barbecue? Love to hike and the outdoors? Tennessee has some great places to visit like the Grand Ole Opry, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, and Nashville. Home to some of the best country music around. What is the weather like in TN? Mild winters with lows in the 40’s and steamy summers temps around the mid 80’s. If you are looking for a state with four seasons and mild winters. Tennessee could be a great place to call home!
Texas: In recent years parts of Texas has seen some incredible growth. Especially Austin, San Antonio and Fort Worth. Many neighboring states with high income tax are fleeing these states to move to states with lower tax rates or no state tax at all. Texas has very affordable housing and lots of attractions. You can visit the Alamo for free if you love history, the space center in Houston for those who love the stars. Don't forget to check out San Antonio Riverwalk. It is also a very popular destination. If you love the beach you should check out South Padre Island.
Wyoming: What is in Wyoming besides lots of snow? If you love western culture, the outdoors and dinosaurs this could be a great place to visit and perhaps call home. With no state income tax and the housing median around $300,000.00. and lower rents compared to many other states. You could live pretty comfortably in this state if you can tolerate the cold winters! The average temps during the winter can get pretty cold 5 - 18 degrees. However, there are plenty of things to do if you are an outdoor enthusiast. So consider checking out Wyoming, it may be your next favorite place to live!
Washington: Located on the west coast and bordering the states of Oregon and Idaho, you cannot go wrong with moving to Washington. It can be a bit expensive depending on where you live. However, it is another state with no income tax and plenty to do if you love the outdoors. Go whale watching off the coast, take a trip up to Vancouver or hit the slopes on Mt. Baker. Weather in Washington is pretty nice year round. Lows in the winter can get down to the mid 40’s and summers rarely get above the high 80’s, but with climate change you will notice temperatures rising higher each year in almost all states. It is known for a lot of rainfall but does not get a lot of snow. Think about Washington when you are considering moving, you won’t regret it!
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