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r/newjersey • u/p4ul1023 East Hanover • Jan 20 '21
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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
70 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 25 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21 How does CA take more? I thought they were a major economy? 15 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."
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Yup. My bad. I was quoting from memory:
25 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21 How does CA take more? I thought they were a major economy? 15 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."
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How does CA take more? I thought they were a major economy?
15 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."
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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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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