US States With the Lowest State Tax Collected, All Taxes

50 US states ranked by state tax collected, all taxes, from lowest to highest. First are New Hampshire (2494.18), Missouri (2821.58) and Florida (2823.90). The middle one of the 50 has 4207.21.

What this measures

Every tax the state government collected in its fiscal year, in thousands of dollars. Local governments' taxes are not included. Source: Census state tax collections.

This is a count, so it is ranked per 1,000 residents. Ranked by the raw total, it would just list the biggest states.

For most measures, a national ranking mostly sorts places by income and by how urban they are. Each county’s own page compares it with the 50 counties most like it instead, which is often the fairer view.

Every state

Rank	State	Per 1,000 residents
1	New Hampshire	2494.18
2	Missouri	2821.58
3	Florida	2823.90
4	South Dakota	2923.84
5	Texas	2946.29
6	South Carolina	3002.05
7	Colorado	3120.41
8	Georgia	3124.85
9	Alabama	3263.99
10	Ohio	3287.61
11	Arizona	3399.20
12	Tennessee	3403.34
13	Oklahoma	3416.05
14	Louisiana	3474.77
15	Mississippi	3679.90
16	North Carolina	3691.79
17	Nebraska	3726.84
18	Michigan	3805.76
19	Alaska	3806.83
20	Kentucky	3816.91
21	Indiana	3901.49
22	Idaho	4014.26
23	Wisconsin	4029.86
24	Utah	4048.10
25	Iowa	4052.02
26	Arkansas	4207.21
27	Pennsylvania	4240.87
28	Montana	4257.29
29	Virginia	4275.83
30	West Virginia	4285.16
31	Kansas	4473.08
32	Nevada	4557.15
33	Maine	4701.68
34	Maryland	4795.21
35	Rhode Island	4850.42
36	Oregon	4895.12
37	Washington	4912.17
38	Wyoming	5183.17
39	Illinois	5361.59
40	New Jersey	5473.83
41	California	5547.77
42	Massachusetts	5911.99
43	Minnesota	6033.37
44	Connecticut	6260.37
45	New York	6313.31
46	Delaware	6525.20
47	New Mexico	6826.27
48	Vermont	6971.98
49	Hawaii	7047.40
50	North Dakota	7760.85

More on state tax collected, all taxes

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