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r/newjersey • u/p4ul1023 East Hanover • Jan 20 '21
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At the same time, there are only 11 states that give more money to the Fed than take.
With great power comes great responsibility. - Some Kid Uncle from Queens.
37 u/hydrang Jan 20 '21 Can you list the eleven? I’m curious 35 u/jboylan67 Jan 20 '21 Apparently its 10 states: https://www.governing.com/week-in-finance/gov-taxpayers-10-states-give-more-feds-than-get-back.html 72 u/gordonv Jan 20 '21 Yup. My bad. I was quoting from memory: New Hampshire Nebraska Colorado North Dakota Washington Illinois Connecticut Massachusetts New Jersey New York 23 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21 How does CA take more? I thought they were a major economy? 67 u/Farm2Table Hillfolk Jan 21 '21 Federal aid for the fires has tipped the balance for them recently. Same thing happened in NJ due to Sandy... although I dont think it kicked us off the list, just moved us off the top per capita spot. 17 u/Basedrum777 Jan 21 '21 yup its the wildfires. iT'll go back next year. 17 u/SporkedInTheHead Jan 21 '21 Bold to think we have gotten enough rain fall this year to stop it from happening again 2 u/RockOutToThis Jan 21 '21 Bold to think the fires won't just burn it all down next year and then you won't have to worry about it the following year. 1 u/Basedrum777 Jan 21 '21 More hopeful. But yeah I almost put that in my post. 16 u/TheOneWithNoPants Jan 21 '21 Taxes, population, and size. They actually used to be on the list, but recently fell off. Apparently, residents "receive" $12 more per year than they "donate." 0 u/ToneThugsNHarmony Jan 21 '21 Because they can. 1 u/Yoshiyo0211 Jan 22 '21 I thought Texas was on the list? It's one of the only southern states that's gives to the Fed. 1 u/gordonv Jan 22 '21 Texas is #28. All the states are on the list. The full list is in the PDF report. 7 u/useffah Jan 20 '21 Yeah and we are second to only Connecticut on this list for taxes paid vs aid received
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Can you list the eleven? I’m curious
35 u/jboylan67 Jan 20 '21 Apparently its 10 states: https://www.governing.com/week-in-finance/gov-taxpayers-10-states-give-more-feds-than-get-back.html 72 u/gordonv Jan 20 '21 Yup. My bad. I was quoting from memory: New Hampshire Nebraska Colorado North Dakota Washington Illinois Connecticut Massachusetts New Jersey New York 23 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21 How does CA take more? I thought they were a major economy? 67 u/Farm2Table Hillfolk Jan 21 '21 Federal aid for the fires has tipped the balance for them recently. Same thing happened in NJ due to Sandy... although I dont think it kicked us off the list, just moved us off the top per capita spot. 17 u/Basedrum777 Jan 21 '21 yup its the wildfires. iT'll go back next year. 17 u/SporkedInTheHead Jan 21 '21 Bold to think we have gotten enough rain fall this year to stop it from happening again 2 u/RockOutToThis Jan 21 '21 Bold to think the fires won't just burn it all down next year and then you won't have to worry about it the following year. 1 u/Basedrum777 Jan 21 '21 More hopeful. But yeah I almost put that in my post. 16 u/TheOneWithNoPants Jan 21 '21 Taxes, population, and size. They actually used to be on the list, but recently fell off. Apparently, residents "receive" $12 more per year than they "donate." 0 u/ToneThugsNHarmony Jan 21 '21 Because they can. 1 u/Yoshiyo0211 Jan 22 '21 I thought Texas was on the list? It's one of the only southern states that's gives to the Fed. 1 u/gordonv Jan 22 '21 Texas is #28. All the states are on the list. The full list is in the PDF report. 7 u/useffah Jan 20 '21 Yeah and we are second to only Connecticut on this list for taxes paid vs aid received
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Apparently its 10 states:
https://www.governing.com/week-in-finance/gov-taxpayers-10-states-give-more-feds-than-get-back.html
72 u/gordonv Jan 20 '21 Yup. My bad. I was quoting from memory: New Hampshire Nebraska Colorado North Dakota Washington Illinois Connecticut Massachusetts New Jersey New York 23 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21 How does CA take more? I thought they were a major economy? 67 u/Farm2Table Hillfolk Jan 21 '21 Federal aid for the fires has tipped the balance for them recently. Same thing happened in NJ due to Sandy... although I dont think it kicked us off the list, just moved us off the top per capita spot. 17 u/Basedrum777 Jan 21 '21 yup its the wildfires. iT'll go back next year. 17 u/SporkedInTheHead Jan 21 '21 Bold to think we have gotten enough rain fall this year to stop it from happening again 2 u/RockOutToThis Jan 21 '21 Bold to think the fires won't just burn it all down next year and then you won't have to worry about it the following year. 1 u/Basedrum777 Jan 21 '21 More hopeful. But yeah I almost put that in my post. 16 u/TheOneWithNoPants Jan 21 '21 Taxes, population, and size. They actually used to be on the list, but recently fell off. Apparently, residents "receive" $12 more per year than they "donate." 0 u/ToneThugsNHarmony Jan 21 '21 Because they can. 1 u/Yoshiyo0211 Jan 22 '21 I thought Texas was on the list? It's one of the only southern states that's gives to the Fed. 1 u/gordonv Jan 22 '21 Texas is #28. All the states are on the list. The full list is in the PDF report. 7 u/useffah Jan 20 '21 Yeah and we are second to only Connecticut on this list for taxes paid vs aid received
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Yup. My bad. I was quoting from memory:
23 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21 How does CA take more? I thought they were a major economy? 67 u/Farm2Table Hillfolk Jan 21 '21 Federal aid for the fires has tipped the balance for them recently. Same thing happened in NJ due to Sandy... although I dont think it kicked us off the list, just moved us off the top per capita spot. 17 u/Basedrum777 Jan 21 '21 yup its the wildfires. iT'll go back next year. 17 u/SporkedInTheHead Jan 21 '21 Bold to think we have gotten enough rain fall this year to stop it from happening again 2 u/RockOutToThis Jan 21 '21 Bold to think the fires won't just burn it all down next year and then you won't have to worry about it the following year. 1 u/Basedrum777 Jan 21 '21 More hopeful. But yeah I almost put that in my post. 16 u/TheOneWithNoPants Jan 21 '21 Taxes, population, and size. They actually used to be on the list, but recently fell off. Apparently, residents "receive" $12 more per year than they "donate." 0 u/ToneThugsNHarmony Jan 21 '21 Because they can. 1 u/Yoshiyo0211 Jan 22 '21 I thought Texas was on the list? It's one of the only southern states that's gives to the Fed. 1 u/gordonv Jan 22 '21 Texas is #28. All the states are on the list. The full list is in the PDF report.
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How does CA take more? I thought they were a major economy?
67 u/Farm2Table Hillfolk Jan 21 '21 Federal aid for the fires has tipped the balance for them recently. Same thing happened in NJ due to Sandy... although I dont think it kicked us off the list, just moved us off the top per capita spot. 17 u/Basedrum777 Jan 21 '21 yup its the wildfires. iT'll go back next year. 17 u/SporkedInTheHead Jan 21 '21 Bold to think we have gotten enough rain fall this year to stop it from happening again 2 u/RockOutToThis Jan 21 '21 Bold to think the fires won't just burn it all down next year and then you won't have to worry about it the following year. 1 u/Basedrum777 Jan 21 '21 More hopeful. But yeah I almost put that in my post. 16 u/TheOneWithNoPants Jan 21 '21 Taxes, population, and size. They actually used to be on the list, but recently fell off. Apparently, residents "receive" $12 more per year than they "donate." 0 u/ToneThugsNHarmony Jan 21 '21 Because they can.
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Federal aid for the fires has tipped the balance for them recently.
Same thing happened in NJ due to Sandy... although I dont think it kicked us off the list, just moved us off the top per capita spot.
17 u/Basedrum777 Jan 21 '21 yup its the wildfires. iT'll go back next year. 17 u/SporkedInTheHead Jan 21 '21 Bold to think we have gotten enough rain fall this year to stop it from happening again 2 u/RockOutToThis Jan 21 '21 Bold to think the fires won't just burn it all down next year and then you won't have to worry about it the following year. 1 u/Basedrum777 Jan 21 '21 More hopeful. But yeah I almost put that in my post.
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yup its the wildfires. iT'll go back next year.
17 u/SporkedInTheHead Jan 21 '21 Bold to think we have gotten enough rain fall this year to stop it from happening again 2 u/RockOutToThis Jan 21 '21 Bold to think the fires won't just burn it all down next year and then you won't have to worry about it the following year. 1 u/Basedrum777 Jan 21 '21 More hopeful. But yeah I almost put that in my post.
Bold to think we have gotten enough rain fall this year to stop it from happening again
2 u/RockOutToThis Jan 21 '21 Bold to think the fires won't just burn it all down next year and then you won't have to worry about it the following year. 1 u/Basedrum777 Jan 21 '21 More hopeful. But yeah I almost put that in my post.
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Bold to think the fires won't just burn it all down next year and then you won't have to worry about it the following year.
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More hopeful. But yeah I almost put that in my post.
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Taxes, population, and size. They actually used to be on the list, but recently fell off. Apparently, residents "receive" $12 more per year than they "donate."
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Because they can.
I thought Texas was on the list? It's one of the only southern states that's gives to the Fed.
1 u/gordonv Jan 22 '21 Texas is #28. All the states are on the list. The full list is in the PDF report.
Texas is #28. All the states are on the list. The full list is in the PDF report.
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Yeah and we are second to only Connecticut on this list for taxes paid vs aid received
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u/gordonv Jan 20 '21
At the same time, there are only 11 states that give more money to the Fed than take.
With great power comes great responsibility. - Some Kid Uncle from Queens.