February 28, 2011
Facts & Figures Handbook: How Does Your State Compare?
How do taxes in your state compare nationally? This convenient pocket-size booklet compares the 50 states on 32 different measures of taxing and spending, including individual and corporate income tax rates, business tax climates, excise taxes, tax burdens and state spending.
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Erratum: A note on Table 19, "State Gasoline Tax Rates," erroneously lists Colorado among the states that apply general sales taxes to gasoline. The intended state for this list was Connecticut. The Tax Foundation regrets the error.
A column heading on Table 25, "State and Local Excise and Selective Sales Tax Collections Per Capita," should refer to "Tax Collections," not "Tax Rate." The Tax Foundation regrets the error.
Attached Files
- Facts & Figures: How Does Your State Compare? , XLS, 309.5 KB
edited by Mark Robyn - Facts & Figures: How Does Your State Compare? , PDF, 471.7 KB
edited by Mark Robyn