Monday Map: State and Local Tax Burden as a Percentage of State Income Ranking

May 03, 2010
By: 
Justin Higginbottom

State-local tax burdens measure the percentage of income that taxpayers in each state pay in state and local taxes. Every tax that is collected on both the state and local level is included in the calculation: income taxes on individuals and businesses; general sales taxes; product specific taxes such as those levied on gas, cigarettes and alcohol; property taxes on individuals and business; and a multitude of other taxes.  For the study, click here.

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