Do You Think Nevada Is Still a Tax Friendly State?

Originally published in Nevada Business Magazine September 1, 2018

“Absolutely! Living in Nevada with no state income tax is a big deal. Especially for Californians who are sick and tired of paying considerably more income tax on their hard earned income.”
Mike Mixer, Executive Managing Director | Las Vegas, Colliers International

“Nevada is certainly still a tax friendly state, especially as compared to states like California where we moved from. The lack of state income taxes alone make Nevada more friendly than most other states.”
Jeff Rizzo, Founder & CEO | RIZKNOWS and The Slumber Yard

“The answer is yes. I run my business in 11 Western states. Nevada has no state income tax, which means that all retirement income is tax-free at the state level. The Commerce Tax is intended for education, but not for business friendliness. It should be revised to reflect net sales, not gross sales. Overall, I give us a B+ for tax friendliness”
Jared Fisher, Owner & CEO | Escape Adventures

“Nevada absolutely still offers a tax-friendly haven relative to other states. It’s why companies continue to flock here, and incredibly talented entrepreneurs are beginning successful businesses here.”
Brian Loy, President | Sage Financial Advisors