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Quick Start Guide This guide provides the minimal firststeps instructions for installation and verifying CUDA on a standard system. Installation Guide Windows. Who Pays 5th Edition ITEPRead the Report in PDFFairness Matters A Chart Book on Who Pays State and Local Taxes. See State By State Data. Contents Executive Summary. Introduction. The 1. Stuffit Expander Mac 10.6. Most Regressive State Local Tax Systems. The Least Regressive State Local Tax Systems. The Kind of Tax Matters. Income Taxes. Sales Excise Taxes. Property Taxes. Low Taxes or Just Regressive Taxes The Economic Case for Tax Fairness. How Have Recent Tax Changes Affected State Tax Fairness Conclusion. State by State Pages. Appendices. Methodology. Read the Report in PDF Includes Company by Company Appendices and FootnotesContents EXECUTIVE SUMMARYBack to Contents. The 2. 01. 5 Who Pays A Distributional Analysis of the Tax Systems in All Fifty States the fifth edition of the report assesses the fairness of state and local tax systems by measuring the state and local taxes that will be paid in 2. The report examines every state and the District of Columbia. It discusses important features of each states tax system and includes detailed state by state profiles that provide essential baseline data to help lawmakers understand the effect tax reform proposals will have on constituents at all income levels. The report includes these main findings Virtually every state tax system is fundamentally unfair, taking a much greater share of income from low and middle income families than from wealthy families. The absence of a graduated personal income tax and overreliance on consumption taxes exacerbate this problem. The lower ones income, the higher ones overall effective state and local tax rate. Combining all state and local income, property, sales and excise taxes that Americans pay, the nationwide average effective state and local tax rates by income group are 1. In the 1. 0 states with the most regressive tax structuresthe Terrible 1. Washington State is the most regressive, followed by Florida, Texas, South Dakota, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Arizona, Kansas, and Indiana. Heavy reliance on sales and excise taxes are characteristics of the most regressive state tax systems. Six of the 1. 0 most regressive states derive roughly half to two thirds of their tax revenue from sales and excise taxes, compared to a national average of roughly one third. Five of these states do not levy a broad based personal income tax four do not have any taxes on personal income and one state only applies its personal income tax to interest and dividends while four have a personal income tax rate structure that is flat or virtually flat. State personal income taxes are typically more progressive than the other taxes that states levye. Sales and excise taxes are the most regressive, with poor families paying almost eight times more of their income in these taxes than wealthy families, and middle income families paying five times more. Property taxes are typically regressive as well, but less so than sales and excise taxes. Personal income taxes vary in fairness due to differences in rates, deductions, and exemptions across states. For example, the Earned Income Tax Credit improves progressivity in 2. District of Columbia, while nine states undermine progressivity by allowing taxpayers to pay a reduced rate on capital gains income, which primarily benefits higher income households. State consumption tax structures are highly regressivewith an average 7 percent rate on sales and excise taxes for the poor, a 4. Because food is one of the largest expenses for low income families, taxing food is particularly regressive five of the ten most regressive states tax food at the state or local level. Taxes on personal and business property are a significant revenue sourcefor both states and localities and are generally regressive in their overall effect, particularly for middle income households. A homestead exemption exempting a flat dollar or percentage amount of property value from a property tax lessens regressivity. A property tax circuit breaker that caps the amount a property owner pays in property taxes based on their personal income can also reduce regressivity none of the 1. States commended as low tax are often high tax states for low and middle income families. The 1. 0 states with the highest taxes on the poor are Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, and Washington. Seven of these are also among the terrible ten because they are not only high tax for the poorest, but low tax for the wealthiest. INTRODUCTIONBack to Contents. Economists have widely discredited trickle down economic theories espoused for more than three decades, but that hasnt stopped new generations of supply side theorists from repackaging those philosophies and pushing for lower state tax rates for wealthy individuals, businesses and corporations. In fact, recent years have brought tax proposals and changes in multiple states that would overwhelmingly benefit the highest income households under the guise of stimulating economic growth. This report doesnt seek to rebut ideological claims rather it is an in depth analysis of all taxes that all people pay at the state and local level. This study assesses the fairness of each states tax system by measuring state and local taxes paid by non elderly taxpayers in different income groups in 2. District of Columbia. The report provides valuable comparisons among the states, showing which states have done the best and the worst job of providing a modicum of fairness in their overall tax systems. The Tax Inequality Index Appendix B measures the effects of each states tax system on income inequality and is used to rank the states from the most regressive to the least regressive. The bottom line is that every state fails the basic test of tax fairness. The District of Columbia is the only tax system that requires its best off citizens to pay as much of their incomes in state and local taxes as the very poorest taxpayers, but middle income taxpayers in DC pay far more than the top one percent. In other words, every single state and local tax system is regressive and even the states that do better than others have much room for improvement. Overall, effective state and local tax rates by income group nationwide are 1. This means the poorest Americans are paying two times more of their income in taxes than the top 1 percent. There are moral and practical reasons to be concerned about this. Unfair tax systems not only exacerbate widening income inequality in the short term, but they also will leave states struggling to raise enough revenue to meet their basic needs in the long term. In fact, a September 2. Standard and Poors S P study concludes that rising income inequality can make it more difficult for state tax systems to pay for needed services over time. The more income that goes to the wealthy, the slower a states revenue grows. Digging deeper, S P also found that not all states have been affected in the same way by rising inequality. States that rely heavily on sales taxes tend to be hardest hit by growing income inequality, while states that rely heavily on personal income taxes dont experience the same negative effect. THE 1. 0 MOST REGRESSIVE STATE AND LOCAL TAX SYSTEMSBack to Contents. Ten states Washington, Florida, Texas, South Dakota, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Arizona, Kansas, and Indiana are particularly regressive.