US EditionTennessee Middle-Class Families Pay the Least in Taxes
- This year, the analysis finds Tennessee and North Dakota tie for the lowest burden at 9.2%, with South Dakota, Texas, Wyoming, and Florida also among the most tax-friendly.
- No state income tax in Tennessee, and lower living costs combine to result in lower effective tax rates for families, according to analysis.
- In the highest-burden metros, a household in the San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont area faces a 20.1% effective tax rate, report finds.
- Therefore, these households face smaller tax bills and middle-class families of four benefit from low state income taxes and living costs.
- Amid ongoing debates, analysis by Upgraded Points finds states will need to raise revenue or make severe spending cuts due to TCJA extensions.
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The Advocate & DemocratTennessee Middle-Class Families Pay the Least in Taxes
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Illinois Middle-Class Families Pay the 14th Most in Taxes
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With key provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act recently extended, the question of who benefits most under the current tax code is once again front and center. While some provisions are widely viewed as benefiting middle-income families, others—such…
Virginia Middle-Class Families Pay the 10th Most in Taxes
With key provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act recently extended, the question of who benefits most under the current tax code is once again front and center. While some provisions are widely viewed as benefiting middle-income families, others—such…
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