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Here are the 10 states that saw the greatest net gain of AGI, 1995-2010:
1. FLORIDA |
|
Net gain of AGI |
$86.4 billion |
Top five states from which Florida gained AGI |
|
Cumulative population gain |
905,856 |
Top state income tax rate |
0% |
State-local tax burden |
9.3% |
Taxes per capita |
$3,728 |
Rank |
27 |
2. ARIZONA |
|
Net gain of AGI |
$24.5 billion |
Top five states from which Arizona gained AGI |
|
Cumulative population gain |
441,749 |
Top state income tax rate |
4.54% |
State-local tax burden |
8.4% |
Taxes per capita |
$3,006 |
Rank |
40 |
3. TEXAS |
|
Net gain of AGI |
$22.1 billion |
Top five states from which Texas gained AGI |
|
Cumulative population gain |
543,557 |
Top state income tax rate |
0% |
State-local tax burden |
7.9% |
Taxes per capita |
$3,104 |
Rank |
45 |
4. NORTH CAROLINA |
|
Net gain of AGI |
$21.6 billion |
Top five states from which North Carolina gained AGI |
|
Cumulative population gain |
419,636 |
Top state income tax rate |
7.75% |
State-local tax burden |
9.9% |
Taxes per capita |
$3,535 |
Rank |
17 |
5. NEVADA |
|
Net gain of AGI |
$16 billion |
Top five states from which Nevada gained AGI |
|
Cumulative population gain |
274,991 |
Top state income tax rate |
0% |
State-local tax burden |
8.2% |
Taxes per capita |
$3,297 |
Rank |
42 |
8. COLORADO |
|
Net gain of AGI |
$11 billion |
Top five states from which Colorado gained AGI |
|
Cumulative population gain |
202,515 |
Top state income tax rate |
4.63% |
State-local tax burden |
9.1% |
Taxes per capita |
$4,104 |
Rank |
32 |
9. WASHINGTON |
|
Net gain of AGI |
$9.9 billion |
Top five states from which Washington gained AGI |
|
Cumulative population gain |
169,313 |
Top state income tax rate |
0% |
State-local tax burden |
9.3% |
Taxes per capita |
$4,261 |
Rank |
28 |
10. TENNESSEE |
|
Net gain of AGI |
$8.3 billion |
Top five states from which Tennessee gained AGI |
|
Cumulative population gain |
185,026 |
Top state income tax rate |
0% |
State-local tax burden |
7.7% |
Taxes per capita |
$2,707 |
Rank |
48 |
Total gain top 10: $2.25 trillion
And here are the 10 states that saw the greatest net loss of AGI, 1995-2010:
1. NEW YORK |
|
Net loss of AGI |
$58.6 billion |
Top five states to which New York lost AGI |
|
Cumulative population loss |
771,736 |
Top state income tax rate |
8.82% |
State-local tax burden |
12.8% |
Taxes per capita |
$6,375 |
Rank |
1 (highest in the nation) |
2. CALIFORNIA |
|
Net loss of AGI |
$31.8 billion |
Top five states to which California lost AGI |
|
Cumulative population loss |
340,662 |
Top state income tax rate |
13.3% |
State-local tax burden |
11.2% |
Taxes per capita |
$4,934 |
Rank |
4 |
3. ILLINOIS |
|
Net loss of AGI |
$26.1 billion |
Top five states to which Illinois lost AGI |
|
Cumulative population loss |
299,889 |
Top state income tax rate |
5% |
State-local tax burden |
10.2% |
Taxes per capita |
$4,512 |
Rank |
11 |
4. NEW JERSEY |
|
Net loss of AGI |
$18.5 billion |
Top five states to which New Jersey lost AGI |
|
Cumulative population loss |
238,174 |
Top state income tax rate |
8.97% |
State-local tax burden |
12.4% |
Taxes per capita |
$6,689 |
Rank |
2 |
5. OHIO |
|
Net loss of AGI |
$17.1 billion |
Top five states to which Ohio lost AGI |
|
Cumulative population loss |
242,039 |
Top state income tax rate |
5.93% |
State-local tax burden |
9.7% |
Taxes per capita |
$3,563 |
Rank |
20 |
6. MICHIGAN |
|
Net loss of AGI |
$15.6 billion |
Top five states to which Michigan lost AGI |
|
Cumulative population loss |
247,878 |
Top state income tax rate |
4.35% |
State-local tax burden |
9.8% |
Taxes per capita |
$3,503 |
Rank |
18 |
7. MASSACHUSETTS |
|
Net loss of AGI |
$10.8 billion |
Top five states to which Massachusetts lost AGI |
|
Cumulative population loss |
98,869 |
Top state income tax rate |
5.3% |
State-local tax burden |
10.4% |
Taxes per capita |
$5,422 |
Rank |
8 |
8. PENNSYLVANIA |
|
Net loss of AGI |
$6.9 billion |
Top five states to which Pennsylvania lost AGI |
|
Cumulative population loss |
123,072 |
Top state income tax rate |
3.07% |
State-local tax burden |
10.2% |
Taxes per capita |
$4,183 |
Rank |
10 |
9. MARYLAND |
|
Net loss of AGI |
$6.5 billion |
Top five states to which Maryland lost AGI |
|
Cumulative population loss |
10,294 |
Top state income tax rate |
5.5% |
State-local tax burden |
10.2% |
Taxes per capita |
$5,234 |
Rank |
12 |
10. CONNECTICUT |
|
Net loss of AGI |
$6.1 billion |
Top five states to which Connecticut lost AGI |
|
Cumulative population loss |
89,064 |
Top state income tax rate |
6.7% |
State-local tax burden |
12.3% |
Taxes per capita |
$6,984 |
Rank |
3 |
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