Federal tax revenue by state

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This is a table of the total Federal tax revenue by state collected by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service in 2007.

Gross collections indicates the total Federal tax revenue collected by the IRS from each U.S. state, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. The figure includes all individual and corporate income taxes, estate taxes, gift taxes, and excise taxes. This table does not include Federal tax revenue data from U.S. Armed Forces personnel stationed overseas, U.S. territories other than Puerto Rico, and U.S. citizens and legal residents living abroad, even though they may be required to pay Federal taxes.

Rank	State	Gross collections (2007)	Population (2007)	Revenue per capita
1	California	$313,998,874,000	36,553,215	$8,590.18
2	New York	$244,672,914,000	19,297,729	$12,678.84
3	Texas	$225,390,904,000	23,904,380	$9,428.85
4	Florida	$136,476,423,000	18,251,243	$7,477.65
5	Illinois	$135,458,089,000	12,852,548	$10,539.40
6	New Jersey	$121,678,423,000	8,685,920	$14,008.70
7	Pennsylvania	$112,368,286,000	12,432,792	$9,038.06
8	Ohio	$105,772,774,000	11,466,917	$9,224.17
9	Minnesota	$78,697,313,000	5,197,621	$15,141.03
10	North Carolina	$75,903,684,000	9,061,032	$8,376.94
11	Georgia	$75,217,980,000	9,544,750	$7,880.56
12	Massachusetts	$74,782,325,000	6,449,755	$11,594.60
13	Michigan	$69,923,907,000	10,071,822	$6,942.53
14	Virginia	$61,989,886,000	7,712,091	$8,038.01
15	Washington	$57,449,739,000	6,468,424	$8,881.57
16	Connecticut	$54,235,851,000	3,502,309	$15,485.74
17	Maryland	$53,705,070,000	5,618,344	$9,558.88
18	Missouri	$48,568,138,000	5,878,415	$8,262.11
19	Tennessee	$47,746,721,000	6,156,719	$7,755.22
20	Colorado	$45,404,194,000	4,861,515	$9,339.52
21	Wisconsin	$43,778,325,000	5,601,640	$7,815.27
22	Indiana	$42,668,067,000	6,345,289	$6,724.37
23	Arizona	$35,485,237,000	6,338,755	$5,598.14
24	Louisiana	$33,676,593,000	4,293,204	$7,844.16
25	Oklahoma	$29,324,569,000	3,617,316	$8,106.72
26	Arkansas	$27,340,140,000	2,834,797	$9,644.48
27	Alabama	$24,149,102,000	4,627,851	$5,218.21
28	Oregon	$23,466,608,000	3,747,455	$6,262.01
29	Kentucky	$23,150,555,000	4,241,474	$5,458.14
30	Kansas	$22,311,231,000	2,775,997	$8,037.20
31	South Carolina	$20,499,446,000	4,407,709	$4,650.82
	District of Columbia^[1]	$20,393,510,000	588,292	$34,665.63
32	Nevada	$19,619,012,000	2,565,382	$7,647.60
33	Nebraska	$19,043,258,000	1,774,571	$10,731.19
34	Iowa	$18,436,557,000	2,988,046	$6,170.10
35	Delaware	$16,857,669,000	864,764	$19,493.95
36	Utah	$15,063,650,000	2,645,330	$5,694.43
37	Rhode Island	$11,966,818,000	1,057,832	$11,312.59
38	Mississippi	$10,868,707,000	2,918,785	$3,723.71
39	New Hampshire	$9,304,200,000	1,315,828	$7,070.98
40	Idaho	$9,024,822,000	1,499,402	$6,018.95
41	New Mexico	$8,346,154,000	1,969,915	$4,236.81
42	Hawaii	$7,666,494,000	1,283,388	$5,973.64
43	West Virginia	$6,521,950,000	1,812,035	$3,599.24
44	Maine	$6,289,216,000	1,317,207	$4,774.66
45	South Dakota	$4,765,559,000	796,214	$5,985.27
46	Wyoming	$4,724,678,000	522,830	$9,036.74
47	Montana	$4,522,680,000	957,861	$4,721.65
48	Alaska	$4,287,200,000	683,478	$6,272.62
49	Vermont	$3,806,110,000	621,254	$6,126.50
50	North Dakota	$3,659,740,000	639,715	$5,720.89
	Puerto Rico^[2]	$3,548,466,000	3,941,459	$888.39
	TOTAL	$2,674,007,818,000	305,562,616	$8,528.22 (US Avg.)

Notes

^ The District of Columbia is not a U.S. State, but its residents pay Federal taxes.
^ Puerto Rico is not a U.S. State, but some residents pay certain Federal taxes.

References

2007 Population, US Census.
Total Tax Revenue By Type and State Fiscal Year 2007 (XLS)

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