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TAXES


Local, state and federal tax data is from the Tax Foundation, an educational and tax research organization based in Washington D.C.

Reported as a total number of days of income required to pay off, total taxes (yellow column) includes property tax (state & local), sales tax (state & local), use tax (gas, cigarette & alcohol) and income tax (state & federal).

Residents of Las Cruces and Santa Fe, New Mexico give back less on average to the tax man than residents of the other cities.

FEDERAL, STATE & LOCAL TAXES
and TAX FREEDOM DAY
2009-2010
  Combined   Days Worked    
  State & Local   to Pay Federal,    
  Sales Tax State State & Local State GPTR
  Rates Rank Taxes Rank  
City/Town 2009 (1 is highest) 2010 (1 is highest) Rank
Las Cruces, NM 6.8% 28 91 45 1
Santa Fe, NM 6.8% 28 91 45 1
Clarksville, TN 9.4% 1 91 44 3
Gatlinburg, TN 9.4% 1 91 44 3
Oak Ridge, TN 9.4% 1 91 44 3
Henderson, NV 7.6% 11 92 43 6
Reno, NV 7.6% 11 92 43 6
Gulf Shores, AL 6.2% 31 92 42 8
Bowling Green, KY 6.0% 32 93 41 9
Columbia, SC 7.0% 16 93 40 10
Greenville, SC 7.0% 16 93 40 10
Hilton Head, SC 7.0% 16 93 40 10
Fargo, ND 6.0% 32 93 39 13
Fayetteville, AR 7.8% 10 93 38 14
Hot Springs Village, AR 7.8% 10 93 38 14
GPTR Rank - Lower Days Worked to Pay Federal/State/Local taxes is better.


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