Weekly Map: State Wine Excise Tax Rates, 2013
This week's map looks at state excise tax rates on wine.
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Today's map comes a day late—we've been hard at work getting the data ready. We've updated our interactive State Migration Calculator with the latest IRS data, and it now includes migration in 2008-09. I've used the new data to create a map of interstate movement of income over the past decade. Florida is the big winner—migrants bought a net $70 billion dollars in annual income into the state between 1999 and 2009. New York, on the other hand, lost the most income: $45 billion.
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This week's map looks at state excise tax rates on wine.
Click on the map to enlarge it.
View previous maps here.
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