A verbal contract is still a contract. You said he gets to stay for 6 months in return for such and such. If he isn't performing his end of the deal, you have the right to back out. But you must go to court and get a judge's order if you cannot get him to leave voluntarily.
New York Tax Rates. New York uses a bracketed system in which tax rates increase as income increases. New Yorkâs tax rates range from a low of 4% for those with taxable incomes of $16,000 or less to 8.97% for those making $500,000 or more. The widest tax bracket is the 6.85% bracket for those with taxable incomes of $40,000 to $300,000.
Of the five states, three (Connecticut, New Jersey and New York) have state income taxes with more than one tax bracket and two, Massachusetts and Rhode Island have flat taxes. Rates for top income brackets in 2002 range from a low of 4. 5% (Connecticut) to a high of 6. 85% (New York). For the lowest brackets, tax rates run from 1. 4% in New Jersey to 5. 3% in Massachusetts. Rhode Island is the only one of the five that uses federal tax liability as the basis of its tax.