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If you live in one state and work in another and if they both have a reciprocity agreement, then you will only pay income tax for the state you live in.

Taking advantage of these agreements can help you save a lot of money. One good example is North Dakota and Minnesota. The income tax rate in Minnesota tops out at 9.85% and North Dakota's max rate is only at 2.5%. You could live in North Dakota and work in Minnesota and only have to pay the 2.5% that North Dakota charges.

Taxation is theft.

If you live in one state and work in another and if they both have a reciprocity agreement, then you will only pay income tax for the state you live in. Taking advantage of these agreements can help you save a lot of money. One good example is North Dakota and Minnesota. The income tax rate in Minnesota tops out at 9.85% and North Dakota's max rate is only at 2.5%. You could live in North Dakota and work in Minnesota and only have to pay the 2.5% that North Dakota charges. Taxation is theft.

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Interesting that it is the old manufacturing base aka rust belt states that have the most agreements. Where much of the rest of the country is like nah, fuck that.

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The population of Fargo, ND is ~135,000. The population of its 'sister city' Moorhead, MN is ~44,000. Taxation is a big reason for the difference.

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Even more so with Grand Forks and East Grand Forks.