Question

can i get the Data of metro Nashville Area in Excel please

Unemployment

Median Home Price Population Taxes Floreclosure GDP

Answer 1

Mentioned below is the data for Nashville for the parameters as asked in the question:

Unemployment	Median Home Price	Population	Taxes	Floreclosure	GDP
Current unemployment rate is 2.7% as of Feb-2018 compared to 3.7% as of Feb-1017	The median home value in Nashville is $254,619. Nashville home values have gone up 12.2% over the past year and Zillow predicts they will rise 4.1% within the next year	With all municipalities, Nashville had a population of 626,600	Tax rates of Tennessee state applies on Nashville, details of various tax rates are mentioned below	There are currently 130 properties in Nashville, TN that are in some stage of foreclosure. Home sales for February 2018 were up 437% compared with the previous month	The GDP per capita of Nashville Metro Area (TN) was $59,316 in 2017

Tennessee does not tax individual wage income earned by its residents. It does, however, collect taxes on interest and dividend earnings. More on Tennessee taxes can be found in the tabbed pages below.

Personal income tax

The Tennessee income tax does not apply to salaries and wages, but most income from stocks, bonds and notes receivable is taxable at a flat rate of 6%.The first $1,250 in taxable income received by a single filer is exempt. The first $2,500 in taxable income received by a joint filer is exempt. People older than 65 and who have total income of less than $37,000 for a single filer or $68,000 for a joint filer also are exempt.

Sales taxes

Generally, the state’s sales and use tax rate is 7%. Food items, however, are taxed at 5%.

Local sales taxes up to 2.75% also are collected.

Personal and real property taxes

Tennessee does not have a homestead exemption. However, there is a property tax relief program for the elderly, disabled and veterans. Program requirements may be found at the Tennessee Comptroller’s website.

Assessments are based on a percentage of fair market value of the property as of each Jan. 1. The required percentage varies according to statutory classifications based on actual or potential use:

• Residential property at 25%.
• Farm property at 25%.
• Commercial and industrial property at 40%.
• Public utility property at 55%.
• Business personal property at 30%.

Tax rates are expressed as an amount per $100 of assessed value and are set by the governing body of the county or city. The delinquency date is generally March 1 following the tax year, but some cities have earlier delinquency dates by private act or local ordinance.

Inheritance and estate taxes

Tennessee imposes an inheritance tax through 2015, ranging from 5.5% to 9.5% on decedents’ estates that exceed maximum single exemption limits. It was $5 million in 2015. In 2016 and future tax years, there is no inheritance tax.

Because of the phaseout of the federal estate tax credit, Tennessee’s estate tax is not imposed on estates of people who died in 2005 or later.