State map
The interactive page opens with a U.S. state map, Alaska and Hawaii included, and a year player. The default layer is a day-to-day wellbeing score. This no-JavaScript table does not draw that map.
Extra take-home pay, 50 states and DC, 2023
- Total of the five personal parts
- $3.61 trillion
- Per person
- $10,727
- Per household
- $27,504
Households are the sum of ACS 2023 1-year state estimates (131,332,360). Population is BEA SAINC1 2023 (336,755,052). Sales, excise, and real-property collections are not in this total.
| Part | Dollars | Source note |
|---|---|---|
| Federal individual income tax | $2.11 trillion | IRS SOI tax year 2023, column A06500, sum of 50 states and DC |
| Employee and self-employed social insurance | $983.50 billion | BEA SAINC4 line 37, 2023. Broader than FICA. FICA-only by state is missing |
| State personal income tax | $465.42 billion | BEA SAINC50 line 130, 2023 |
| Local personal income tax | $43.65 billion | BEA SAINC50 line 190, 2023 |
| State and local personal property tax | $12.30 billion | BEA SAINC50 line 230, 2023. Personal property, not real estate |
By jurisdiction
| Jurisdiction | Per household | Per person | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| District of Columbia | $54,802 | $26,871 | $18.34 billion |
| Massachusetts | $41,320 | $16,362 | $115.74 billion |
| California | $40,947 | $14,317 | $560.97 billion |
| Connecticut | $40,934 | $16,221 | $59.07 billion |
| New York | $39,741 | $15,685 | $310.35 billion |
| New Jersey | $36,561 | $13,770 | $129.37 billion |
| Maryland | $33,402 | $12,837 | $79.65 billion |
| Virginia | $30,922 | $12,049 | $105.22 billion |
| Colorado | $29,501 | $12,117 | $71.64 billion |
| Washington | $29,356 | $11,615 | $91.04 billion |
| Hawaii | $29,089 | $10,012 | $14.37 billion |
| Illinois | $28,821 | $11,569 | $146.16 billion |
| Minnesota | $28,706 | $11,698 | $67.30 billion |
| Utah | $28,501 | $9,648 | $33.28 billion |
| New Hampshire | $28,443 | $11,558 | $16.20 billion |
| Delaware | $26,801 | $10,666 | $11.04 billion |
| Oregon | $26,521 | $10,932 | $46.47 billion |
| Rhode Island | $26,158 | $10,547 | $11.61 billion |
| Pennsylvania | $25,632 | $10,490 | $136.47 billion |
| Florida | $25,286 | $9,888 | $226.72 billion |
| Wyoming | $25,086 | $10,614 | $6.21 billion |
| Nevada | $24,325 | $9,277 | $29.79 billion |
| Georgia | $23,909 | $8,969 | $99.23 billion |
| Montana | $23,585 | $9,864 | $11.15 billion |
| Vermont | $23,293 | $10,055 | $6.51 billion |
| Wisconsin | $23,028 | $9,690 | $57.47 billion |
| Nebraska | $23,005 | $9,417 | $18.72 billion |
| Kansas | $22,959 | $9,249 | $27.28 billion |
| Texas | $22,937 | $8,408 | $258.28 billion |
| North Carolina | $22,516 | $9,098 | $98.91 billion |
| North Dakota | $22,422 | $9,631 | $7.58 billion |
| Arizona | $22,318 | $8,706 | $64.88 billion |
| Idaho | $21,956 | $8,170 | $16.10 billion |
| Alaska | $21,779 | $8,207 | $6.03 billion |
| Missouri | $21,696 | $8,937 | $55.46 billion |
| Michigan | $21,522 | $8,786 | $88.41 billion |
| Maine | $21,475 | $9,437 | $13.23 billion |
| Ohio | $21,043 | $8,763 | $103.47 billion |
| Iowa | $20,840 | $8,669 | $27.87 billion |
| Indiana | $20,660 | $8,271 | $56.91 billion |
| South Carolina | $20,409 | $8,245 | $44.45 billion |
| South Dakota | $20,260 | $8,357 | $7.67 billion |
| Tennessee | $19,657 | $7,940 | $56.79 billion |
| Kentucky | $18,683 | $7,611 | $34.63 billion |
| Oklahoma | $18,222 | $7,128 | $28.96 billion |
| Arkansas | $17,919 | $7,196 | $22.09 billion |
| Alabama | $17,892 | $7,172 | $36.71 billion |
| New Mexico | $17,828 | $7,205 | $15.27 billion |
| Louisiana | $17,357 | $6,922 | $31.83 billion |
| West Virginia | $16,138 | $6,780 | $12.00 billion |
| Mississippi | $14,849 | $5,887 | $17.32 billion |
What this static table leaves for the interactive page
Sliders for saving, spending, and retirement; a year-by-year player from year 0 to year 10, with an optional year 30; firm-size bands; statutory corporate-rate arithmetic; the CBO deficit and debt path; OECD tax-to-GDP; and the quality-of-life weights load with the page. Datasets that were not retrieved are labelled Missing there, including life expectancy, infrastructure, state saving rates, a municipal-bond spread, and the ICE U.S. Dollar Index.