Unsurprisingly, the Sunshine State is one of the most tax-friendly states for you and your spouse. It has no taxes on your Social Security benefits or income. Another good aspect of retiring here is that Florida’s property and sales tax rates are reasonable.
Nevada doesn’t impose a state income tax. Plus, the state doesn’t tax your Social Security benefits, making it a tax paradise for most seniors. The only problem here is that its sales tax is pretty high compared to other U.S. states.
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