Monday Map: Changes in State Tax Collections Per Capita, 2001-2011 December 17, 2012 Nick Kasprak Nick Kasprak Today’s Monday Map looks at state tax collections – over the past decade, which states have increased the amount they collect per person, and which states have decreased it? Alaska comes in with the highest increase – a 167.59% increase in real tax collections per capita (though it’s worth pointing out that most of this is not paid by Alaska residents). Georgia is at the other end – for each resident, the state collects 25% less in real dollars than it did ten years earlier. Click on the map to enlarge it. View previous Monday maps here. Stay informed on the tax policies impacting you. Subscribe to get insights from our trusted experts delivered straight to your inbox. Subscribe Share Tweet Share Email Topics Center for State Tax Policy Business Taxes Data Individual and Consumption Taxes Tags State and Local Budgets and Spending State and Local Tax Collections
