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State Tax Rankings

The Tax Foundation has released its latest ranking of State Tax Climate. Wyoming tops the list this year as the most business tax-friendly state, followed by South Dakota. At the bottom of the list are Rhode Island and New Jersey.

You can read the full report here or see a summary of the state rankings for the past several years here.


Posted by Jeff Cornwall on October 18, 2007 04:40 PM |

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That's funny, because Drudge Report just recently posted a story about how more than 50 percent of people in NJ wish they could move away, and most of them cite the high cost of living.

It's interesting how some states just don't get it. Michigan is another one that wants to tax everyone to death, and then wonders why the economy is so terrible and they aren't getting any more revenue.

Birdied by: Lars | October 19, 2007 07:24 AM

It really is a pain living in NY and trying to start a business. NY is always claiming they love small business, all lies.

Birdied by: kane | October 19, 2007 10:02 AM

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