The Nelson A. Rockefeller Institute of Government reported yesterday that state tax revenues increased for the sixth consecutive quarter, up 10.8% for the second quarter of 2011:
- Corporate income tax: +19.1%
- Personal income tax: +16.5%
- Sales tax: +2.9%
The largest increase was in the Mid-Atlantic (+14.9%); the smallest increase was in the Southeast (+7.1%). State tax revenues rose in 49 states. Here are the states with the ten biggest increases in tax revenues, as well as the states with the smallest increases in tax revenues:
1
Alaska
92.1%
2
North Dakota
55.0%
3
Illinois
27.1%
4
Kansas
25.4%
5
Arizona
20.8%
6
New Jersey
20.8%
7
New York
20.4%
8
New Mexico
18.2%
9
Louisiana
15.4%
10
Oklahoma
15.2%
United States
10.8%
41
Wisconsin
5.4%
42
Florida
4.0%
43
Mississippi
3.6%
44
Tennessee
3.2%
45
Maine
3.1%
46
Georgia
3.0%
47
Missouri
2.4%
48
Washington
0.6%
49
Pennsylvania
0.5%
50
New Hampshire
(7.9%)



