State the difference between between a numerical expression and an algebraic expression?
Q. State the difference between a State the difference between a numerical expression and an algebraic expression. Give an example of each and explain how to evaluate each expression.. Give an example of each and explain how to evaluate each expression.
Asked by - Mon Mar 8 11:42:35 2010 - Mathematics - 1 Answers - Comments

A. number: 5+2 = 7 (no unknowns or variables) algebraic: x^2+2x+1 = 0 for what value of x is this true
Answered by - Mon Mar 8 12:42:54 2010

What state has the lowest property taxes?
Q. After 20 years in the Military moving from state to state and country to country and after working overseas as a civilian for the last 10 years were ready to settle down and retire. We are now looking for a state to retire to that has low property taxes, not too cold of a climate, reasonably price homes, low crime and a city no larger than 500,000 people. We do not have any kids in school so the school system is not important to us. We lived in Texas and the property taxes are high, also lived in Georgia where the property taxes are not to bad. If we had a $250,000 home in your area what would the property taxes be?
Asked by James M - Sat Oct 21 03:28:51 2006 - United States - 4 Answers - 2 Comments

A. Here is some info.- Best and Worst States: Based on data from the 2002 census, the following five states have the lowest local property taxes per capita/year. They are Arkansas ($191), Alabama ($285), Kentucky ($376), New Mexico ($380), and Oklahoma ($425). The states with the highest local property taxes per capita/year are: New Jersey ($1,871), Connecticut ($1,733), New York ($1,402), and Rhode Island ($1,369).
Answered by HCCLIB - Sat Oct 21 03:35:31 2006

What state does an immigrant spouse become resident of? Can you chose a different one than the US sponsor?
Q. Hi. My boyfriend and I are considering getting married so I can move to the us and become a permanent resident. We also want to attend a state college there. However, the college is in the neighboring state of where my boyfriend lives and we would both like to be residents in the college state (for tuition purposes)! Is it possible for me to chose what state to become resident in? For example by getting married in that state? Thank you for any answers you can provide, Nina.
Asked by Nina Trent - Wed Jan 13 13:21:15 2010 - Immigration - 3 Answers - Comments

A. Your boyfriend has to move to that state (the state where you'd like to go to college) and become a resident of that state. Then, you two must get married in that state. Once you've done that, you get your status of adjustment approved (i-485) and your green card comes (permanent resident card). Send a copy of it to the university you apply to and a copy of you and your boyfriend's tax returns to be considered a resident of that state for tuition purposes.
Answered by Maggie W - Wed Jan 13 13:36:47 2010

What states check for open warrants when applying for a state id?
Q. My sister in law has an open warrant but wants to get state id. She lives in TX-do you think they check for open warrants when getting state id?
Asked by dolittledy - Thu May 22 20:19:38 2008 - Law Enforcement & Police - 3 Answers - 2 Comments

A. Yes...they do! Solution...take care of the criminal issue with the warrant and there will be no further worries!
Answered by KC V - Thu May 22 20:55:03 2008

Whats the best state for a handicap person to get the most benefits?
Q. Whats the best state for a handicap person to get the most benefits? I live in Georgia & it sucks here, i have had lots of nurse from other states even agree that Georgia is far behind & i should move to get better benefits but i wouldn't know where. It took me years to get a wheelchair, than 2 years too get a ramp, now it's taking for ever to get transportation just to get out. So please tell me where you think i should move so i can get out of this backwards state.
Asked by - Wed Nov 24 03:04:35 2010 - Other - United States - 1 Answers - Comments

A. California and New York are progressive when it comes to social programs and services but California has been cutting back over the last 8 years so I dont know. And everything is expensive here. I would go say to Arizona or some less expensive state. Oregon does not have money for services and most states stopped a lot of funding when George Bush was in office and has not been restored yet. I think Washington D.C. might work out better. Their services must be good.
Answered by - Wed Nov 24 11:59:49 2010

What are the services the Washington State Secretary of State provides to small businesses?
Q. Describe the services the Washington State Secretary of State provides to a small business owner. You can look at the State of Washington Secretary of State Website (or other sites). There are also controversies in the relationship between business and government. Describe one of the controversies currently in the news that affects the small business owner.
Asked by - Thu Apr 21 21:12:35 2011 - Other - US Local Businesses - 1 Answers - Comments

A. Sounds like homework to me. Go to the So S website and do your own research.
Answered by mccoyblues - Mon Apr 25 14:48:20 2011

What state would you suggest moving to as an avid bow hunter?
Q. I live in VT which used to have a healthy deer heard but over the past 5 to 7 years the fish and game department has given out doe tags like they were candy and now you are lucky if you see a deer track in the woods. Not to mention that VT, unfortunately, is a very liberal state. Anyway, in your opinions which states are best for bow hunters? Other than Illinois.
Asked by m2244 - Mon Jan 25 09:21:36 2010 - Hunting - 1 Answers - Comments

A. Bow hunter. Well, maybe The Carolinas, Indiana, Ohio. Do some research.
Answered by "Anyone Else, 2012" - Wed Jan 27 13:29:50 2010

How does the state tax work when you get married in the middle of the year ?
Q. I got married in April of 2006. My wife came from a state that did not have a state income tax. I live in a state that does. Once we got married, she moved to my state. My question is, does she have to pay state income tax from the day we got married to the end of the year, or does she have to pay for the whole year ?
Asked by msufan1999 - Tue Feb 6 08:49:29 2007 - United States - 5 Answers - Comments

A. She should be able to list herself as a part year resident and only owe tax for the time she lived in the state. Speak to your state taxing authority about how to do this. There is usually a box on the tax form where the tax payer can indicate part year resident. Good luck.
Answered by cinsingl83 - Tue Feb 6 08:54:29 2007

What state should a individual file for unemployment. The state the company is or where the reside?
Q. What state should a individual file for unemployment. The state the company is or where the reside? I worked for a company in CA, but live in OH and worked out of my home office.
Asked by jskingvt - Tue Apr 1 17:34:06 2008 - Other - Careers & Employment - 4 Answers - Comments

A. Wow. that's a tough one. It is based on where you work, not where the company is, so you file in Ohio
Answered by Mr. Cellophane - Tue Apr 1 17:40:49 2008

How do I file state income tax for two different states?
Q. I lived in two different states during the 2009 tax year. On my federal tax, my 2 incomes are obviously combined. For the state forms, they ask you to enter information entered on the federal return. However, shouldn't I only report the income I earned in that particular state for which state withholding tax was withdrawn? If so, how to I make adjustments when it asks for my federal adjusted gross income?
Asked by coolman293472 - Fri Mar 26 18:32:27 2010 - United States - 3 Answers - Comments

A. You need to get part-year resident forms for both states (sometimes same as non-resident forms, but instruction differ for part-year vs, non-resident). That should break down how much applies to each state depending upon how long you have been a resident of that state.
Answered by efflandt - Fri Mar 26 18:37:02 2010

How do state income taxes work when working in MI and living in TN?
Q. I recently moved from Michigan to Tennessee, and am continuing to work remotely for the same company. I understand that under normal circumstances, the two states would do some sort of weird mathematical equation behind the scenes to figure who gets how much tax on my income. How does this work in Tennessee, which has no state income tax on wages? Have I chosen poorly by moving to a state where sales tax is higher to help compensate for the lack of income tax, or will I get some sort of credit next year?
Asked by Decepticon - Sun Mar 23 11:07:30 2008 - United States - 2 Answers - Comments

A. Since you have moved to TN, the State of MI is no longer allowed to tax your wages as of the date that you became a TN resident. File a part-year MI resident return for the year that you moved, showing ONLY the income you earned while living and working in MI. The income you earned after you moved is no longer subject to MI State income taxes. You should also notify your employer to stop withholding MI state taxes as you are no longer a MI resident or working in MI. The location of your employer is irrelevant to the State's ability to tax your wages. You must either be domiciled in the state or perform work for compensation within the state's borders to be subject to its tax laws. For most citizens, the issue of domicile is automatic when… [cont.]
Answered by Bostonian In MO - Sun Mar 23 11:20:22 2008

What state would be the safest to run away too?
Q. I'm writing a story and in my plot a 15 year old girl is planning to run away from her home in washington state because she is tired of living with her two controlling parents. I can't decide what state i should have her run away too!!! any suggestions? also i don't want it to be like a state where it is almost certian that she will get raped! so what state would be a safe one to run away too?
Asked by - Wed Aug 19 05:00:43 2009 - Family - 8 Answers - Comments

A. Any one of those big rectangular states in flyover land will do.
Answered by - Wed Aug 19 05:29:39 2009

What state do they use for national merit scholarship cutoff?
Q. Do they look at the state your high school was in, the state of the address you put on the test, the state you took the SAT in, or what? Also, a related question: I ended up graduating a year early and am now in community college, so how will I find out if I am a semi-finalist, since they send that through the school? Thanks.
Asked by Kollaps - Fri Oct 1 18:12:27 2010 - Standards & Testing - 1 Answers - Comments

A. I think the state your high school is in because I'm taking my classes online, and my score's go under the state I'm technically enrolled in rather than where I actually live. The letter should also come directly to you, as I believe it's mailed as well as sent to the school.
Answered by - Tue Oct 5 18:46:40 2010

When traveling with kids still in a car/ booster seat what state laws should I follow?
Q. I am planning a vacation for my family and I have a 3 year old son who is in a booster seat. The booster seat he is in follows the law in the state we live. When traveling do I need to follow my state law (since that's our residency) or do i need to follow the law of each state we go through (4 states)? Each state is different so that means I may need a differnet type seat depending on the state and their law. I have already found the child safety seat laws for each state we will be traveling through, I just don't know if those laws apply to residents of the state or for anyone traveling through the state. What do I do, or where can I find this information at?
Asked by momgoncrazynKY - Fri Apr 28 11:28:11 2006 - Safety - 4 Answers - Comments

A. When in Rome do as the Romans. You must follow all State traffic laws in the state you are driving. It is also your responsibility to know these laws prior to your trip. IE: Some States have helmet laws for motorcycles. Watch the bikers pulln over at the state line to put their helmet on. Speed Limits vary from one state to the other. You can't drive 10 miles over the limit with the excuse that I have Florida plates and in that state the speed limit is---. Have a good trip
Answered by Cosmo - Fri Apr 28 23:44:23 2006

When a state s unemployment rate is greater than the nation?
Q. Typically what does the government do if a state s unemployment rate is greater than that of the country as a whole? National Average 9.5; Florida 10.7%. Is action, if any, taken by the state or does the Federal government step in? If there are special circumstances or legislation, where can information on this subject be found? Does the state with a higher unemployment rate have the right to step in and say we don't want assistance, and is that done by the governor or the state government? Can either party veto the other party?
Asked by kevin07kelly - Mon Nov 29 08:18:22 2010 - Economics - 2 Answers - Comments

A. The state has no power to affect its unemployment rate. The federal government can affect it on a limited basis by applying more stimulus monies to projects within the states with the highest unemployment rates. However, that can be politically difficult to do since members of congress are keen to get what they consider their state's "fair share" and are less than cooperative when another state gets proportionally more. When the stimulus money actually goes directly to the state for projects, the state always can refuse and Louisiana started to reject the 2009 Stimulus funds based upon conservative ideology. They soon rethought the idea however, realizing that it would be foolish and not be in the best interest of its citizens to… [cont.]
Answered by Roger H - Mon Nov 29 11:11:50 2010

What state abolished welfare a couple decades ago?
Q. After a state abolished welfare the employment rate soared, I read in several newspaper articles. It might have been a north central state. I'd like to know which state it was and what happened because it mustn't have lasted long.
Asked by May B. - Fri Apr 1 13:32:43 2011 - Government - 1 Answers - Comments

A. all of them- employment (at starvation wages) became required to get food stamps, even for moms of newborns- creating a huge slave class who were "employed" by mostly big corporations.
Answered by - Fri Apr 1 14:09:47 2011

Will the state continue to garnish my state taxes if I get married?
Q. My Fiance and I plan on getting married. The state is planning to garnish my state taxes until I pay the amount in full. When we get married will they garnish my husbands state taxes too? These are student loans.
Asked by sofia m - Fri Nov 5 13:39:23 2010 - United States - 8 Answers - Comments

A. This is not really a tax question.
Answered by Max Hoopla - Fri Nov 5 14:02:23 2010

Can home schooling and parental rights in one state be used in another state?
Q. Parental Rights; If one state's court ruling (such as in California) allows parents of that state to home school their own children without having to acquire state teaching credentials to do so; my question is; Can this ruling be used in other states to effect the same and if so to what extent? It just seems to me that if one state (like mine or yours) wants to follow the lead of another state in doing the same they should be able to do so and do it perhaps even faster because a precedence has already been set.
Asked by - Fri May 22 10:24:08 2009 - Law & Ethics - 4 Answers - Comments

A. Each State has it's own Constitution. What is Constitutionally legal in one state might violate the Constitution in another. So, a ruling like that may spark other states to push for the same - the same judgment may not be found due to the specific laws of the state.
Answered by smellyfoot - Fri May 22 10:30:04 2009

How do I get another state involved in a paternity action?
Q. The case originated in Arizona. The mother, against court order, skipped state to avoid genetic testing and paternity. How would I go about getting the state of Georgia to order her to appear before their court and offer an explanation for the contempt in Arizona? I understand that Georgia will not transfer individuals in their state to another state, and that they only do it in criminal cases.
Asked by Fitty Cent Worth - Tue Dec 8 00:31:06 2009 - Law & Ethics - 2 Answers - Comments

A. The CHILD is now apparently in Georgia? That being the case, you can file suit in Georgia for a determination of paternity. You;re essentially starting over, but you can do it.
Answered by Quizzard - Tue Dec 8 00:35:35 2009

What state/s are known for favoring the managing conservator of a child and will respect surrogacy law?
Q. I used a surrogate in the state of Texas and am the managing conservator of the child. The surrogate now is battling for visitation (surrogate is biological mother). My daughter is 4 and knows nothing about this woman. I am willing to relocate to quash or delay this request and need to know what states would be best to relocate to. States that will give me the most rights and best limit visitation to the shortest time possible. I'm hoping the distance will be a factor in itself.
Asked by Kay - Wed Oct 3 12:01:18 2007 - Law & Ethics - 1 Answers - Comments

A. Texas will likely be one of your best places to be. Depending on where you are in Texas, maybe you should just move to a more conservative area within Texas.
Answered by labken1817 - Wed Oct 3 12:06:43 2007