March 1, 1999 State Tax Collections and Rates J. Scott Moody J. Scott Moody Print this page Subscribe Support our work Download Special Report No. 85 Special Report No. 85 Executive Summary State tax and fee collections grew by 5.9 percent between 1996 and 1997. The growth in inflation-adjusted tax collections continues a trend that began more than a decade ago. The fastest growing category of state collections was estate and gift taxes which rose 11.4 percent. “Other taxes,” a catch-all category that includes amusement sales, pari-mutuel sales, documentary & stock transfer taxes and miscellaneous taxes (mostly other sales taxes), were up 11 percent . Individual income taxes rose more rapidly than usual at an 8.1 percent clip in 1997. Topics Center for State Tax Policy Tags State and Local Tax Collections State Tax and Spending Policy
