Lowest-taxed group in each state of the United States

The ones with the absolute most, are, by and large, contributing the absolute least?

This is hard to look at!

Tax the rich!

Oh hey! Go Minnesota!

i'd be ok if we move income tax onto the corpo side of things.

Would mean that it's the companies responsibility to pay that tax, and no longer forces the IRS to go after joe shmoe, who fudged his finger on a 0 while it was still wet.

Or we could also just remove individual taxes, and tax corpos, that's where all money is anyway.

based new mexico

I guess I need to start making a lot more money, so I can pay lower taxes.

How the heck does Oregon manage to have the lowest earners paying more than the median earners without a sales tax?

I expected better from New England.

I'm confused, WA has no income tax, OR has high income tax... As someone who moved from WA to OR, got a raise, and ended up with smaller paychecks I can attest that this doesn't represent everyone accurately

Ya know. Seems like a good time for another constitutional convention. Governing our country federally with a document written by rich slave owners pre train let alone pre internet doesn't seem max optimization for hamburgerland

I’m not used to seeing my state (NJ) on a discussion about tax where it’s painted in a positive light. I know my taxes are high but I can thankfully afford it

Who's gonna pay? New Mexico

Most new York residents are renters and don't pay taxes directly. The cost gets passed onto them by landlords.

Alaska, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, and Wyoming all have no state income tax. Am I missing something, or is this graph just misinformation?

I know this is going to fall on deaf but this is an incredibly misleading. I guess we really need to stoke that class war!