From the checkout counter to the 1040 form due every April, what Americans end up paying in taxes depends largely on where they live.
Author: Samuel Stebbins, 24/7 Wall Street
These 25 cities are losing more residents than they are gaining as population declines
Nearly a fifth of all states reported a population decline in the last two years. In many metro areas, it has been a long-term trend.
How much money does your state receive from the federal government? Check out this list.
The government generates revenue from sources like income and employment taxes and redistributes it based on need. And not all states benefit equally.
These 7 states don’t make residents pay income taxes
Because income tax is an important and reliable revenue source, the states with no income tax make up for the lost potential revenue in other ways.
These counties are experiencing the slowest economic growth in every state
While nationwide economic growth should come as welcome news to every American, many are not benefitting at the local level.
Where is economic growth booming? A list of the top county in every state.
As local industries report growing output, revenue of small businesses increases, which in turn can spur wage and employment growth.
How much are you spending this Valentine’s Day? We look at the price of a dinner in each state
One in every three adults will celebrate Valentine’s Day with a night out this year. Overall, the average cost is $55.44, but it varies by state.
Here’s what an average Valentine’s Day cost from 1948 to now
For the first time ever, total Valentine’s Day spending is projected to top $20 billion in the United States –despite falling participation.
Property tax varies by state. Here’s a look at what you’ll pay
Can I deduct property taxes in 2018? Yes, but the new tax law has some fine print, you need to know. Here’s a guide to property taxes in your state.
Population growth: The fastest growing and shrinking states in the US
24/7 Wall St. reviewed the net population change by state from July 2016 to July 2017 to identify the fastest growing and shrinking states.