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In contrast, neighboring states present varied profiles:
California: High taxes (~10% corporate, ~15% income), heavy bureaucracy, and a complex regulatory environment, though offering a rich entrepreneurial network and scenic landscapes.
Florida: No state income tax but high red tape and insurance costs, especially relevant for those considering real estate investments or operations in hurricane-prone areas.
Nevada and Texas: Also popular among Swedish entrepreneurs, with low or no income tax and business-friendly policies, although they feature other considerations like higher sales taxes and specific state taxes (e.g., Texas's franchise tax).