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I'm not sure what country or state you are asking about. So I will answer based on what I know about Texas. SO...Texas imposes a 6.25 percent state sales and use tax on all retail sales, leases and rentals of most goods, as well as taxable services. Local taxing jurisdictions (cities, counties, special purpose districts and transit authorities) can also impose up to 2 percent sales and use tax for a maximum combined rate of 8.25 percent.In the 2016-17 biennial budget sales taxes make up 53.8% of the Texas general revenue.Once collected, sales taxes goes to the following funds or commissions: (Just a small sample)Parks and Wildlife DepartmentTexas Historical CommissionGeneral revenue fundState highway fundRural volunteer fire department insurance fundEtc…From the statute: “After the initial deposit, transfers from the general revenue fund to other funds shall be made at the time, in the manner, and in the amounts provided by law.” In 2018 a portion of the general revenue fund is being directed to the state highway fund.In addition to sales tax here are some other taxes the Texas Comptroller administers:9-1-1 Fees and SurchargeAutomotive Oil Sales FeeBattery Sales FeeBoat and Boat MotorCement ProductionCoastal ProtectionCoin-Operated Machines TaxControlled SubstancesCrude OilFireworksFranchiseHotel (State only- local jurisdictions are responsible for their own portion)InheritanceInsurance Taxes, Assessments and FeesLoan Administration FeeManufactured HousingMiscellaneous Gross ReceiptsMixed Beverage TaxesMotor Fuels and IFTAMotor Vehicle TaxesNatural GasOil and Gas Well ServicingOyster Sales FeePari-MutuelPublic Utility Gross Receipts AssessmentRetail Charge Agreement Delinquency FeeSexually Oriented Business FeeSulphur ProductionTexas Emissions Reduction Plan (TERP) - Off Road Heavy Duty Diesel Equipment SurchargeTobacco Taxes and FeesThese amounts collected go to various programs the state legislature wants to fund.

I'm not sure what country or state you are asking about. So I will answer based on what I know about Texas Sales Tax.Texas imposes a 6.25 percent state sales and use tax on all retail sales, leases and rentals of most goods, as well as taxable services. Local taxing jurisdictions (cities, counties, special purpose districts and transit authorities) can also impose up to 2 percent sales and use tax for a maximum combined rate of 8.25 percent.In the 2016-17 biennial budget sales taxes make up 53.8% of the Texas general revenue.Once collected, sales taxes goes to the following funds or commissions: (Just a small sample)Parks and Wildlife DepartmentTexas Historical CommissionGeneral revenue fundState highway fundRural volunteer fire department insurance fundEtc…From the statute: “After the initial deposit, transfers from the general revenue fund to other funds shall be made at the time, in the manner, and in the amounts provided by law.” In 2018 a portion of the general revenue fund is being directed to the state highway fund.I'll just give a couple of examples of local sales taxes.Fort Worth Transit Authority was created on 01 April 1984 as 0.25% sales tax. Voters in Fort Worth passed a ballot measure to increase the tax to 0.50% effective on 01 January 1989. FWMTA operates bus system, works on projects with Dallas Area Rapid Transit, helps fund road building, etc. The additional taxes help fund these projects and new ones where there was no available funding before.Unincorporated Harris County voters in the Spring area voted to create theHarris County Emergency Services District 7. Harris County ESD#7 provides local emergency services, including emergency medical services, emergency ambulance services, rural fire prevention and control services, etc. There are nine fire stations the ESD tax supports in its tax jurisdiction. Before they created this ESD they only paid 6.25% - state only- and since 01 October 2011 they pay 7.25% the ESD being 1.0 %. The local volunteer fire departments had to rely on fundraising to buy facilities, equipment, etc. More money equals more stations, lower response time, more equipment, better and more frequent training, etc.The increased local sales taxes help provide needed services to growing populations.In addition to sales tax here are some other taxes the Texas Comptroller administers:9-1-1 Fees and SurchargeAutomotive Oil Sales FeeBattery Sales FeeBoat and Boat MotorCement ProductionCoastal ProtectionCoin-Operated Machines TaxControlled SubstancesCrude OilFireworksFranchiseHotel (State only- local jurisdictions are responsible for their own portion)InheritanceInsurance Taxes, Assessments and FeesLoan Administration FeeManufactured HousingMiscellaneous Gross ReceiptsMixed Beverage TaxesMotor Fuels and IFTAMotor Vehicle TaxesNatural GasOil and Gas Well ServicingOyster Sales FeePari-MutualPublic Utility Gross Receipts AssessmentRetail Charge Agreement Delinquency FeeSexually Oriented Business FeeSulfur ProductionTexas Emissions Reduction Plan (TERP) - Off Road Heavy Duty Diesel Equipment SurchargeTobacco Taxes and FeesThese amounts collected go to various programs the state legislature wants to fund.

Oh hell yes. A quick Zillow search of apartments for rent in the San Francisco city limits, priced from $0 to $2000, shows a few studios in the Tenderloin — a neighborhood oozing with menace and feces — in the $1600-$1700 range.On the high end of that, you could enjoy a 190 square foot studio with a window facing a wall, no parking or storage, and pet rent $75/month extra.I found a place in the Mission for $1475 but it doesn’t come with its own bathroom. That’s located in the hall and you have to share with your neighbors.I set my search for units $1200 and under and get two listings. Two. In the whole city. One of them is sort of a half-apartment — or a converted closet — also with a shared bathroom.Here’s what the property owners have to say about it:Room Details -Fully Furnished - Bed Desk Stool -Single Twin Bunk Bed with Desk Underneath -In-Room Kitchenette -Shared Bathroom -Sink -Marble Counters -TV Cable and Internet Included -Linens Included This is a non-smoking building. Sorry No Pets.In Seattle, where I live, $1200 goes a lot farther. Here is a sample studio for that price, but utilities aren’t included, so it’s actually $1300. For that, you get 400 square feet, a view of a wall, and a bathroom. Though it’s right within spitting distance of Interstate 5 (major highway with its noise and pollution), the neighborhood isn’t super sketchy last time I checked.If you have a cat or want a “storage cabinet,” it will cost ya. Here’s that descriptor:Studio 1 bath unfurnished apartment available in September. Hardwood floors, crown molding, and vintage fixtures throughout make this a rare and unique place to call home. Coin-operated laundry in basement. Storage lockers and bike parking are available as well. The unit has electric baseboard heat and an electric stove. Utilities W/S/G $90/month. $1190 rent + $90 utilities 1 yr. lease $900 refundable security deposit $300 refundable pet deposit $ 20-month pet rent (limit of 2 cats) $ 20-month storage cabinet is available.Taking my same search parameters to Tulsa, Oklahoma, a person with $1200 a month to spend might wonder what to do with the extra space. The Estancia Apartments look nice, and even their priciest 3-bedrooms don’t top $1200. Pet rent isn’t a thing, at least not here. Here is their descriptor:Welcome home to The Estancia Apartment Homes a beautiful gated apartment community with high-end amenities including a refreshing resort-style swimming pool, on-site dog park, heated outdoor spa, on-site tanning facility, media center with game room and an elegant resident clubhouse. Our Apartment homes feature luxurious bathrooms complete with garden tubs and ceramic tile, gourmet kitchens with breakfast bar and other elegant architectural details.I don’t have time to look through more cities. I believe New York is similarly expensive. And not everything is listed on Zillow. But for almost all of the U.S metropolitan areas (I didn’t consider suburbs like Menlo Park) you will almost certainly find your housing dollar goes farther than in San Francisco.