The typical Californian is taxed at a rate of 0.74% for property, a maximum of 13.30% for income and up to 7.25% for sales. Compared to the national averages California earns a score of good 👍 for property taxes, poor 👎 for income taxes and poor 👎 for combined local and state sales tax. Quick links to regions of California with predicted increasing and decreasing valuations.
Review the Geographical, Political and Spiritual Attributes of California
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On average, real estate listings in California are on the market for 61 days. The Market Health Index for California is 8.82. California has one of the top ten largest income disparities between the wealthiest and poorest counties. Santa Clara is the wealthiest of all counties in California. The least wealthy of all counties in California is Trinity.
Daily state facts: At a maximum of over 13%, California has the highest state income tax rates in the nation. The federal government owns over a 45% of California. California was also ranked in the bottom three states by the CATO Institude on a combined measure of personal and economic freedom.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, California employment in July 2019 was 19,387,098, unemployment was 803,757 or 4.1% of total jobs.
